A blog from: Poets & Writers Magazine
Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.28.10
Birdsong Collective and Micropress, an indie literary outfit based in Brooklyn, New York, is now accepting submissions for its winter 2010 poetry and prose competition.
A blog from: Poets & Writers Magazine
Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.25.10
Former U.S. poet laureate and Pulitzer Prize–winner Ted Kooser has been named the inaugural recipient of the Hall-Kenyon Prize in American Poetry.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.24.10
The third annual Desmond Elliott Prize, given for a first novel written in English and published in the United Kingdom, was awarded yesterday.
A blog from: Poets & Writers Magazine
Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.21.10
Two award announcements arrived recently with news that they would be the last for the respective prizes.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.17.10
The results of the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award competition, sponsored by the libraries of Dublin, were announced today.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.16.10
In recognition of Bloomsday and the author that inspired it, we're taking a look at a contest out of James Joyce's native Ireland that's seeking stories (though Joyce's Ulysses, celebrated all over the Western world today, is a far cry from the short form).
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.11.10
Earlier this week, Virginia author Barbara Kingsolver took home the fifteenth annual Orange Prize for Fiction, a thirty-thousand-pound award (nearly forty-four thousand dollars) given to a woman writer of any nationality for a novel written in English.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.10.10
The Vilcek Foundation, which recognizes the work of international artists and scientists living in the United States, is accepting submissions for its first twenty-five-thousand-dollar literature award.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.07.10
Kundiman, the Asian American poets organization, announced the winner of its first annual book prize this weekend.
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Posted by Prize Reporter on 6.04.10
Two women poets whose works "open the lock of language" and act as "X-rays of our delusions and mistaken perceptions" were honored last night as winners of the Griffin Poetry Prize.