| 4/1/11 | Balticon Sci-Fi Poetry Contest | Prizes: $100, $75, $50, and publication | Fee: none |
Balticon
41 Poetry Contest |
poetry@bsfs.org | Judge: | |
| Notify: May | |||
| 3 poems: Entries should address the themes of science fiction/fantasy/science. Winners will receive a cash prize, convention membership and be invited to read their winning entries at Balticon. Winning entries will be published in the BSFAN, the Balticon souvenir book. Attendance at Balticon is NOT required to win. Limit: 3 poems/person, maximum 32 lines each. No entry fee. Deadline: Mailed entries must be postmarked or e-mail entries received by April 1. Please include your name, address, phone & e-mail address and a brief bio with your entry. Entries may be e-mailed to poetry@bsfs.org. | |||
| http://www.bsfs.org/bsfspoetry.htm | |||
| 4/1/11 | Flatmancrooked Poetry Prize | Prizes: $500, publication | Fee: $7 |
| online only |
Judge: Forrest Gander | ||
| Notify: April | |||
| 3 poems: The Flatmancrooked Poetry Prize will be determined over the course of three rounds. Of all the entrants, the FMC editorial staff will select a (1) a semi-final batch of 30-40 poems. These poems will be published in Flatmancrooked’s Slim Volume of Contemporary Poetry, Vol. 2 (May 2011). (2) FMC editors Josh Neely and Steve Owen will then choose the 10 finalists to send to guest judge Forrest Gander. (3) Forrest Gander will choose the FMC Poetry Prize Recipient and runner-up. The prize recipient will receive a $500 honorarium and a notation as the prize recipient upon publication. The prize will close for submissions in early April 2011. The results will be announcement shortly thereafter, with phone calls to recipients and runners up. The fee is $7.00 for three poems. Please send all entries as a single file. | |||
| http://www.flatmancrooked.com/archives/category/online/blog | |||
| 4/1/12 | The Allen Ginsberg Poetry Prize | Prizes: $1,000, $200, $100, publication, reading | Fee: $18 to PCCC |
| Maria Mazzioti Gillan, Executive Director Poetry Center Passaic County Community College One College Boulevard Paterson, NJ 07505-1179 |
(973) 684-6555 | Judge: | |
| Notify: summer | |||
| Poems: Awarded for a group of unpublished poems in honor of Allen Ginsberg's contribution to American literature. Entry fee includes subscription to The Paterson Literary Review. Send SASE or see website for complete guidelines. Up to five poems per person will be accepted for consideration. Four copies of each poem should be submitted. No poem should be more than two manuscript pages. Poems should not have the poet's name on them; instead a separate sheet should list the poet's name, address, phone number and the titles of the poems. Poems cannot be returned. Please do not submit poems that imitate Allen Ginsberg's work. Fee must accompany submission, (in the memo section of the check write "Poetry Contest"). $40 "bounced check" fee. Only unpublished poems may be submitted. Do not call the College in reference to the Contest. Winners will be notified by mail. Winners' names will also appear in newspaper announcements. Include SASE for a list of winners. | |||
| http://www.pccc.edu/home/cultural-affairs/poetry-center/prizes | |||
| 4/1/11 | NMP/DIAGRAM Chapbook Contest | Prizes: $1,000 and publication | Fee: $16 to New Michigan Press |
| NMP/DIAGRAM Chapbook Contest, English Department, PO Box 210067 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721-0067 |
nmp (at symbol, you know, the "@") thediagram.com | Judge: Ander Monson | |
| Notify: | |||
| Chapbook manuscript: 18-44 manuscript pages of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, mixed-genre, or genre-bending work. Images can be included, though they must be black and white (and we can't return entries so please no original artwork). No more than one poem (if yer sending poems) per page unless they're very short. $16 reading fee (U.S. funds please; cash if you want to risk it, money orders, or checks made out to New Michigan Press, or use your credit card through PayPal, in which case mention on your cover letter that you paid online. (If you pay online, you're welcome to send SASEs snail mail for a copy of the winning chapbook.) Enclose a self-addressed 6"x 9" envelope with $2 postage for a complimentary copy of the winning chapbook (or another chapbook in our series). | |||
| 4/1/11 | Saturnalia Books Poetry Prize | Prizes: $1,500 and publication | Fee: $25 to Saturnalia Books |
| Saturnalia Books 105 Woodside Rd. Ardmore, PA 19003 |
Judge: Denise Duhamel | ||
| Notify: July | |||
Book manuscript: Manuscript must be an original work of poetry written in English. Manuscript must be at least 48 pages in length (not including foreword material). Author’s name and contact information should not appear on manuscript. Manuscript should be single-sided, and securely bound with a clip only. A separate sheet containing author’s name, title of manuscript, and contact information (including email address, street address, and phone number) must be included. Please include a check for $25 payable to Saturnalia Books. Participants will receive a complimentary copy of the winning manuscript. Manuscripts will be accepted during the month of March only (or postmarked by April 1). Former students who have studied "poetry writing" with the judge are ineligible to enter. Notification will be sent to your e-mail address. Do not include an SASE unless you do not have an e-mail address. If you do, it will be discarded. |
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| http://saturnaliabooks.com/?q=node/12 | |||
| 4/1/11 | Southeast Review Poetry Contest | Prize: $500 and publication | Fee: $15/16 to The Southeast Review |
The
Southeast Review |
Judge: David Kirby | ||
| Notify: late spring | |||
Poems: Submit up to three poems, no more than 10 pages total with a $15 reading fee ($16 online). Include no more than one poem per page. Include your name and contact information on a very brief cover letter. Your name should also appear on the first page of each poem submitted. One winner will be chosen and awarded $500. The winner and nine finalists will be published in early 2009. Label envelope: SER Poetry Contest. It is not necessary to send an SASE. Winners will be announced on the website in late spring. Please note the importance of including your contact information in a brief cover letter; all contestants will receive the issue in which the winning submissions appear. Postal submission deadline is 3/15/11. Also offers short-short (500-word) contest. |
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| http://southeastreview.org/contests.html | |||
| 4/1/11 | Wergle Flomp Poetry Contest | Prizes: $1,500, $800, $400, (12)$75, publication and other stuff | Fee: none |
| online only |
Call
us toll-free 866-WIN-WRIT |
Judge: Jendi Reiter | |
| Notify: August 15 | |||
Poem: 1) Find a vanity poetry contest, a contest with low standards whose main purpose is to entice poets to buy expensive products like anthologies, chapbooks, CDs, plaques and silver bowls. Vanity contests will often praise remarkably bad poems in their effort to sell as much stuff to as many people as possible. See site for an example of a vanity contest that accepts nearly everything. 2) Make up a deliberately absurd, strange, laugh-out-loud parody poem. See site for an example. 3) Submit your parody poem to a vanity contest as a joke. 4) After you've done steps 1-3, submit your entry to the Wergle Flomp Poetry Contest on the website. 5) There is no fee to submit to the Wergle Flomp Poetry Contest. Poets of all nations are welcome. Your poem must be in English (inspired gibberish also accepted). Please submit only one poem. If you submit more than one, only your latest entry will be considered. Poems may be of any length. |
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| http://www.winningwriters.com/contests/wergle/we_guidelines.php | |||
April 15 Deadlines
| 4/15/11 | The Robin Becker Chapbook Prize | Prizes: (2)50 copies, publication | Fee: $12 to Ron Mohring |
Seven Kitchens Press |
sevenkitchens at yahoo dot com | Judge: Judith Barrington | |
| Notify: August 15 | |||
| Chapbook manuscript: For an original, unpublished poetry manuscript. Open to all LGBTQ poets writing in English (no translations, please). Two manuscripts will be selected as co-winners: one by a writer with no previous book or chapbook, and one by a writer with previous book or chapbook publication. Any poet who identifies as LGBTQ is eligible to submit. The manuscript itself need not address LGBTQ themes, though such work is welcome. Submit a paginated manuscript of 16-24 pages (plus front matter such as table of contents, acknowledgments, or notes). Include two cover pages: one with the manuscript title, author name, address, e-mail and phone number; the second with manuscript title only. Include a table of contents page, if appropriate. May contain a series of poems or one single chapbook-length poem. Include, if applicable, an acknowledgments page for work previously published. On a separate page, a brief (100-150 words) biographical note, including a statement of any previous book or chapbook publication. The author’s name must not appear in the manuscript. Collaborative works are accepted. Should a winning manuscript be collaboratively written, the author copies will be shared equally. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but please notify us promptly by email if your manuscript is accepted elsewhere. Manuscripts will not be returned. E-mail submission is preferred, but you may send via regular mail. If sending by mail, do not staple or bind your manuscript; please use a binder clip and mail flat in an 8.5 x 11 envelope. Please do not use expedited delivery services; your postmark date is sufficient.If e-mail, please send one .doc or .docx file; you must include the words “Robin Becker Chapbook” in the subject line of your e-mail to get past our spam filter. Send to sevenkitchens at yahoo dot com. Include a $12 reading fee with each manuscript (multiple submissions are welcome). PayPal to seven kitchens at yahoo dot com. It is okay to send the ms. via e-mail and the check separately by regular mail. Each entrant will receive one copy of either winning chapbook (entrant’s choice of which title), to be published in early 2012. Each co-winner will receive fifty (50) copies of her or his chapbook. Additionally, the publisher will distribute ten review copies and will solicit online reviews of each title. | |||
| http://sevenkitchenspress.wordpress.com/series-guidelines/guidelines-the-robin-becker-chapbook-prize/ | |||
| 4/15/12 | Gertrude Chapbook Contest | Prizes: $100 and 50 copies | Fee: $15 to Gertrude Press |
Gertrude Press |
Judges: | ||
| Notify: September 1 | |||
| Chapbook Manuscript: Submit 16-20 pages of poetry via surface mail only. Indicate which poems have been previously published and by whom. Unpublished poems are welcome. Poetry may be of any subject matter and writers from all backgrounds are encouraged to submit. Include a cover letter and SASE for notification. For manuscript returns, please include exact postage. Indicate how you learned of the contest in your cover letter. Include a $15 submission fee payable to Gertrude Press. Submission fee includes a copy of the winning chapbook. Gertrude Press is a nonprofit organization showcasing and developing the creative talents of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer-identified, and allied individuals. | |||
| 4/15/11 | Claudia Ann Seaman Poetry Award for Young Writers | Prizes: $200 and publication | Fee: none |
The
Claudia Ann Seaman Poetry Award |
Questions:
Donna Seaman |
Judge: | |
| Notify: Fall | |||
| 3 poems: The Claudia Ann Seaman Award for Young Writers was created by the Seaman family in memory of their daughter and sister, a young poet. The CAS Award acknowledges excellence in teen writing in poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction. Open to: All students in grades 9–12 Submission: Each participant may submit a total of three works—either poems, stories, essays, or any combination (1,500-word limit for fiction and creative nonfiction). Entries must be received by April 15, 2011. Publication: Award-winning words will be published both in the print version of Polyphony H.S. and on the magazine's Web Edition. $200 award for each genre Submit your work directly to Polyphony H.S. Each entry must contain the following information: • Student name, address, phone number, email address, year of HS graduation (Class of _______) • School name, address, phone number • Name and email address of student’s English or writing teacher. Submissions that do not have all the necessary contact information will not be considered for the award. | |||
| http://www.teenreads.com/community/contests/seaman_poetry_award.asp | |||
| 4/15/11 | Spoon River Poetry Review Editors' Prize | Prizes: $1,000, (2x)$100, and publication | Fee: $16 to Spoon River Poetry Review |
The
Spoon River Poetry Review |
Judge: TBA | ||
| Notify: | |||
| 3 poems: One winning poem will be awarded $1000 and two runners-up will be awarded $100 each. Winning poem and selected finalists will be published in the fall issue. Submit two copies of three unpublished poems, maximum of ten pages total. Name, address, and phone number of poet should appear on each page of one copy only. Entries must be unpublished and will not be returned. Entry Fee: Each $16 entry fee entitles entrant to a one-year subscription, or a gift subscription. Please indicate your choice and include current address for each subscription. Include SASE for results. Entries cannot be received by fax or e-mail. | |||
| www.litline.org/spoon/contest.html | |||
| 4/15/11 | Tupelo Press First/Second Book Award | Prizes: $3,000, publication | Fee: $25 to Tupelo Press, Inc. |
Tupelo
Press First Book Award |
Judge: TBA | ||
| Notify: late July | |||
| Book manuscript: For a poet who has not yet published a first or second full-length collection of poetry. Submit a previously unpublished, full-length poetry manuscript between 48-88 pages, enclosed in a folder. Two cover pages: one with title of the manuscript only, the other with title of manuscript, name, address, telephone number and email address. Cover letter or bio optional. Include a table of contents and an acknowledgments page. This competition is judged anonymously. Any poet writing in English who has not previously published a full-length book is eligible. Entry fee of $25 must accompany each submission, made payable to Tupelo Press, Inc., or paid via PayPal on site. Include permission form. A SASP may be included to confirm receipt of manuscript. Simultaneous submissions are permitted so long as accompanied by separate entry fee. Notify Tupelo Press if manuscript is accepted elsewhere. Tupelo Press will consider all finalists for publication. Individual poems, chapters or excerpts may have been published previously in magazines, anthologies or chapbooks of no more than 48 pages, but the collection as a whole must be unpublished. Translations and previously self-published books are not eligible. Enclose SASE for notification of winner. Do not enclose SASE for return of manuscript; all manuscripts will be recycled at the conclusion of the competition, except for those under consideration for future publication. No FedEx or UPS. Can submit online. | |||
| http://www.tupelopress.org/first.php | |||
| 4/15/11 | Writer's Digest International Self-Published Book Awards | Prizes: $3,000, (10)$1,000, etc. | Fee: $100 (no, it's not a typo) |
| Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards 4700 East Galbraith Road Cincinnati, OH 45236 |
Judges: | ||
| Notify: October 14 | |||
| Self-published book: ONE GRAND PRIZE WINNER will be awarded $3,000 cash and promotion in Writer's Digest and Publisher's Weekly, and marketing advice, distribution, etc. FIRST-PLACE WINNERS receive $1,000 cash and promotion, etc. in each of 10 categories, of which poetry is one. HONORABLE MENTION WINNERS will receive promotion in Writer's Digest and $50 worth of Writer's Digest Books. All other entrants will receive certificates of participation, a judge's critique and a link on the Writer's Digest site, if an accurate URL is provided. Open to all English-language self-published books for which the authors have paid the full cost of publication. Entrants must send a printed and bound book. Entries will be judged by content, writing quality, and production quality. All books published or revised and reprinted in the previous 5 years are eligible. (Writer's Digest may demand proof of eligibility of semifinalists.) Entry Form (see site). You may enter more than one book and/or more than one category; however, you must include a separate book, entry form and the additional fee for each entry.Entries will be judged by experts in the subject or genre. Judges reserve the right to withhold prizes in any category. Judges reserve the right to recategorize entries. Books which have previously won awards from Writers Digest are not eligible. Additional entries: $75 each. | |||
| http://www.writersdigest.com/selfpublished | |||
April 30 Deadlines
| 4/30/11 | Cave Canem Poetry Prize | Prizes: $1,000, reading, and publication | Fee: $15 to Cave Canem Foundation |
Cave
Canem Foundation |
Judge: Patricia Smith | ||
| Notify: September | |||
Book manuscript: Eligibility: African American writers who have not had a full-length book of poetry published by a professional press. Authors of chapbooks and self-published books with a maximum print run of 500 may apply. Simultaneous submission to other book awards: immediate notice upon winning such an award is required. Winner agrees to be in the United States at her or his own expense when the book is published in order to participate in promotional reading(s).Manuscripts must be postmarked no later than April 30, 2011. Manuscripts received after May 9, 2011, 5 pm, will not be considered, regardless of postmark date. To be notified that your manuscript has been received, enclose SASP. Entry Fee: $15. Enclose check with submission, made payable to Cave Canem Foundation. Entry fees are non-refundable. Send two copies of a single manuscript. One manuscript per poet allowed. Enclose SASE for results. Author’s name should not appear on any pages within the manuscript. Copy One must include a title page with the author’s brief bio (200 words, maximum) and contact information: name, postal address, e-mail address and telephone number. Copy Two must include a cover sheet with the title only. Manuscript must include a table of contents and list of acknowledgments of previously published poems. Manuscript must be single-sided with a font size of 11 or 12, paginated, and 50-75 pages in length, inclusive of title page, table of contents and acknowledgments. A poem may be multiple pages, but no more than one poem per page is permitted. Manuscript must be unbound. Use a binder clip—do not staple or fold. Do not include illustrations or images of any kind. Manuscripts not adhering to submission guidelines will be discarded without notice to sender. Manuscripts will not be returned. Post-submission revisions or corrections are not permitted. |
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| http://www.cavecanempoets.org/cave-canem-prize | |||
| 4/30/10 | Friends of Acadia Poetry Prize | Prize: "cash prizes" and publication | Fee: none |
| Editor, Friends of Acadia Journal P.O. Box 45, Bar Harbor, ME 04609 |
editor@friendsofacadia.org | Judge: | |
| Notify: | |||
| Poems: Biennial. We will accept nature-based poems of 30 lines or fewer. Please include a cover sheet stating your name, address, and poem title. Do not include your name on manuscript(s). Each author may submit only 3 poems for consideration. Entries must be original, unpublished, and not submitted elsewhere. There is no fee to enter. | |||
| http://www.friendsofacadia.org/events/poetrycompetition.shtml | |||
| 4/30/11 | The Ledge Poetry Awards | Prizes: $1,000, $250, $100, and publication | Fee: $12 to The Ledge |
| The
Ledge 2011 Poetry Awards Competition 40 Maple Avenue, Bellport , NY 11713 |
Tim
Monaghan, Publisher tkmonaghan@aol.com |
Judge: Editors | |
| Notify: August | |||
| 3 poems: Given for a poem of any length, style, or content. All entries will be considered for publication. Typed, single-spaced, with author's name, address, and e-mail on each poem. Send up to 3 poems with an SASE, a $10 entry fee and $3 for each additional poem by April 30. $20 subscription (two issues) to The Ledge gains free entry for the first three poems. | |||
| http://www.theledgemagazine.com/Annual%20Contests.html | |||
| 4/30/11 | Marsh Hawk Press Poetry Prize | Prizes: $1,000 and publication | Fee: $20 to Marsh Hawk Press |
| Marsh
Hawk Press P.O. Box 206 East Rockaway, NY 11518-0206 |
Judge: Alicia Ostriker | ||
| Notify: | |||
Book manuscript: Submit a manuscript of 48-84 pages of original poetry in any style in English. The manuscript must not have been published previously in book form, although individual poems appearing in print or on the web are permitted. Entries may consist of individual poems, or a book-length poem—or any combination of long or short poems. Submitted manuscript must contain 2 title pages: Name and contact information should appear on first title page only. Name should not appear anywhere else in the manuscript. Manuscript should be typed, single-spaced, paginated, and bound with a spring clip. Include a table of contents page and an acknowledgements page for magazine or anthology publications. Enclose an SASE for announcement of the winner. Manuscript cannot be returned. Include a check or money order for $20 entry fee. Can submit online. |
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| http://www.marshhawkpress.org/Contests_and_submissions.htm | |||
| 4/30/11 | The Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry | Prizes: $2,000, $1,000, trip, and publication | Fee: $20 to Nimrod |
NIMROD |
Francine
Ringold, Editor in Chief (918) 631-3080 nimrod@utulsa.edu |
Judge: | |
| Notify: | |||
| Poetry: 3-10 pages, one long poem or several short poems. Fiction: 7,500 words maximum. No previously published works or works accepted for publication elsewhere. Author's name must not appear on the manuscript. Include a cover sheet containing major title and subtitles, author's name, full address, phone & fax numbers. "Contest Entry" should be clearly indicated on both the outer envelope and the cover sheet. Manuscripts will not be returned. Nimrod retains the right to publish any submission. Include SASE for results only. If no SASE is sent, no contest results will be sent; however, the results will be posted on Nimrod's Web site. Entry/Subscription Fee: $20 includes both entry free & a one-year subscription (two issues). | |||
| www.utulsa.edu/nimrod/awards.html | |||
| 4/30/11 | Tapestry of Bronze Contest | Prizes: $50 and publication | Fee: none |
online only |
tapestryofbronze (at) yahoo (dot) com | Judges: owners | |
| Notify: | |||
| Poems: The Tapestry of Bronze is sponsoring a series of poetry contests to celebrate Greek and Roman mythology and the Olympian gods. The subject of the seventh contest is Apollo, the God of Music, Light, Prophecy and Healing. The deadline is April 30, 2011. All poems remain the property of the authors. However, Tapestry of Bronze reserves the right to post winning poems and those receiving Honorable Mention on the Tapestry of Bronze website. E-mail your poem (no more than 30 lines) to the following address: tapestryofbronze@yahoo.com Do NOT e-mail any ATTACHMENTS! Paste the poem into the e-mail instead. Don’t get fancy with your formatting—pretty pictures and peculiar fonts are distracting and may irritate the judges. Please limit your creativity to your poem. MAKE SURE your poem is about Apollo. Please include your real name, and your alias if you have one. Make sure we can respond to your e-mail. If you are an adult (18 or over), simply indicate that you’re an adult! If you are under 18 please include your birth date (month and year; we don’t need the day). If you are under 13, then we need the permission of your parent or guardian. So, when you send us your poem, please also include their e-mail address too. (If your age is 13 to 17 you may get parental permission but we don’t need it.) | |||
| http://www.tapestryofbronze.com/OdeForm.html | |||
| 4/30/11 | The Richard Snyder Memorial Publication Prize | Prizes: $1,000, 50 copies, and publication | Fee: $25 to The Ashland Poetry Press |
The
Richard Snyder Memorial Publication Prize |
Judge: Natasha Trethewey | ||
| Notify: | |||
| Book manuscript: Original collection of poems of 50 to 80 pages with no more than one poem per page. Single spaced, letter quality printer, bound by a single clip: no folders or notebooks. Title page with name, address, phone number, and email address if available. $25 reading fee made payable to The Ashland Poetry Press, For notification, enclose a #10 SASE. All manuscripts other than the winning one will be recycled. | |||
| http://static.ashland.edu//aupoetry/ | |||
| 4/30/11 | Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize | Prizes: $5,000 and publication by the University of Pittsburgh Press | Fee: $25 to University of Pittsburgh Press |
Agnes
Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize |
(412)
383-2456 press@pitt.edu |
Judge: | |
| Notify: fall | |||
| Book manuscript: For a first collection of poetry. The award is open to any poet writing in English who has not had a full-length book published previously. We define "full-length book" as a volume of 48 or more pages published in an edition of 750 or more copies. Self-published or vanity press books are excluded from this definition. Send one copy of your manuscript on good quality white paper, 48–100 typescript pages. Clean, legible photocopies are acceptable. Your name and address and/or phone number should be on your title page. These are our only format requirements. Enclose an SASP for manuscript acknowledgment and a SASE for contest results. Manuscripts being considered by other publishers are allowed, but if accepted for publication elsewhere, please notify the Press, in writing. Manuscripts must be postmarked on or after March 1 and on or before April 30. | |||
| http://www.upress.pitt.edu/renderHtmlPage.aspx?srcHtml=htmlSourceFiles/starrett.htm | |||
| 4/30/11 | Robert Watson Poetry Award | Prizes: $500, 25 copies, and letterpress publication | Fee: $15 |
online only |
springgardenpress@gmail.com | Judge: TBA | |
| Notify: October | |||
| Chapbook manuscript: Spring Garden Press and storySouth invite submissions for the 2011 Robert Watson Poetry Award chapbook competition. Submissions must be received during the month of April. The winning manuscript will be announced in October and will be awarded $500 and the publication of a beautifully designed, letterpress-printed, limited-edition chapbook. The edition is limited to 500 copies, twenty-five of which are reserved for the author and the remainder of which will be offered for sale through Spring Garden Press. Please submit a collection of poems not exceeding 24 pages—including title page, dedication, epigraph, brief bio, and acknowledgments. Each page may contain a maximum of 30 lines of copy, including stanza spacing. The cover page should contain the manuscript title, author's name, address, phone number, and email address. The author's name should not appear on any of the poems. Please provide a table of contents. NOTE: Poems may have appeared in journals or anthologies but not as part of a book-length collection. To enter the contest, use the Spring Garden Press Submission Manager. | |||
| http://www.springgardenpress.com/ | |||
| 4/30/11 | Wild Leaf Poetry Contest | Prizes: $1,000, $250, and publication | Fee: $25 |
Wild Leaf Press |
editor@wildleafpress.com | Judge: Baron Wormser | |
| Notify: May 15 | |||
| Poems: 1-3 poems per entry; 75 lines max.per poem. Single-space poems, font 11 or 12 pt. please. Enter via e-mail: editor@wildleafpress.com. $25 per entry. Pay entry by credit card online or mail personal check. Wild Leaf Press will acknowledge your entry by e-mail and announce winners by May 15 in e-mail to all entrants; after the judging period, provide a substantive e-mail response to your work; consider all entries for inclusion in WLP Poetry Annual, pub. date in June 2011. Copy of WLP Poetry Annual to each entrant; extra copies at 30% off list. Will consider one book MS. from any contestant at no extra cost (reg. $15 reading fee). | |||
| http://wildleafpress.homestead.com/Test.html | |||