The 2000 Otherwise Award was given to Molly Gloss at WisCon 25, May 27, 2001, in Madison, Wisconsin.
Art Prizes
- Art Prize
- Molly Gloss Calligraphy by Jae Adams, reading as follows:
What would the world be, once bereft
of wet and wildness? let them be left
O let them be left, wildness and wet
Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet
Cake
- Cake
- by Georgie Schnobrich
Special Prizes
- Molly Gloss Molly Gloss was the first Tiptree winner to be crowned with the Tiptree Tiara, made and donated by Elise Matthesen. The tradition was begun to invite the Tiptree winner to wear the tiara for the duration of the convention at which the ceremony took place. The Tiptree Motherboard reclaims the tiara at the end of the weekend and reserves it for the next year’s Tiptree winner.
Song
- Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss sung to the tune of “Lollipop,” by The Chordettes
- Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss
[Pop] Ba-bum-bum-bum
We call our winner Molly Gloss
Tell you why
Her book is feminist and droll and wry
And when she writes about those Sasquatch guys
Man, we think it’s worth a prize
We call her
Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss, Molly Gloss
Oh Molly, Molly Molly
Molly Gloss!
Ceremony Images
