In 1977, the detection of a brief radio signal prompted SETI astronomer Jerry Ehman to write a single word in the margin of a computer printout: "Wow!" Nearly fifty years later, the famous Wow! signal continues to capture our imagination, reminding us that moments of wonder often begin with a single, unexpected observation. Inspired by that spirit of curiosity and discovery, we are delighted to launch the Wow! Literary Award for emerging writers and poets. Our Open Call is now live; read on to learn more. And, as always, catch up on the latest SETI AIR news and events.
Clear skies,
Bettina
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Wow! Literary Award Prize Open Call
The annual Wow! Literary Award (formerly Cosmic Chronicles Literary Prize) is a contest for emerging writers of all ages whose work explores questions of interspecies communication, intelligence and consciousness in the universe. The Wow! Literary Award invites writers and poets working in literature, speculative fiction/sci-fi, experimental poetry, and philosophy to submit original, unpublished creative work that reflects and expands on the SETI Institute’s “Intelligence and Consciousness” research area, exploring the questions:
- What may interspecies communication entail?
- What is the nature of consciousness?
- What is the nature and evolution of intelligence?
The Wow! Literary Award comes with a $1,000 award and publication on the SETI Institute’s website. Deadline is September 10, 2026. Read the full contest rules here.
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