Discover the Surprising Contenders Shaping Hippocampus Magazine’s 2025 Best of the Net Nominees!
Ever wonder what it takes for a piece of writing to truly shine online—glow, if you will—and capture the hearts of readers and critics alike? Every year, the Best of the Net Anthology from Sundress Publications rallies to spotlight the crème de la crème of digital literary works, showcasing voices that manage to dazzle through their craft and originality. This year, Hippocampus Magazine is in the spotlight with two standout nonfiction nominees: Tom McAllister’s evocative flash piece “When We Used to Glow,” which dances delicately between nostalgia and wonder, and Ryen Nielsen’s candid, witty essay “Squatter’s Rights,” tackling complex themes with humor and grit. It’s no small feat to make such waves in an ocean of content, but these works remind us why storytelling still reigns supreme on the web—provoking thought, laughter, and sometimes, a little bittersweet reflection. Curious to see what makes these selections truly unforgettable? LEARN MORE
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