A one-stop shop for information on where to submit your writing for publication in journals, anthologies, contests, and more.
The deadline for the Naugatuck River Review Narrative Poetry Contest, judged by Susan Deer Cloud, is fast approaching. Here are the details.
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The Albany Public Library has a very exciting week-long contest where anyone with a Twitter account can enter their best “Poetweet” about summer in Albany.
Can You Write a Poem About Summer in Albany in Just One Tweet? Read More »
There is a new small press in town publishing poetry and introducing poets to the community. Local poet Shannon Lynette recently started lady Chaos Press to help poets get their voices heard and their words read. The press’ first collection of poetry, Old Hollywood, is available at Amazon. Now they are looking for submissions for the next
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The annual Festival of Writers, taking place in Rensselaerville, NY is coming up this August 15 – 18 with some great events and authors sharing their work. And if you want to get involved and be a part of this great annual tradition, now is the time to send in your writing. Linda Miller, Poetry Events Coordinator at the Rensselaerville Library
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It’s time for the annual Hudson Valley Writers Guild writing contest. Last year was the contest for poetry, this year they are looking for your short fiction with a great panel of judges looking over the work. Mimi Moriarty sent along the following guidelines, so get your words into the Guild. 2013 SHORT FICTION CONTEST GUIDELINES
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We have gotten a couple calls for submissions for poetry in the past few days and wanted to pass the information along to you. First up is the first issue of the Perfume River Poetry Review out of California. This first issue will feature the Perfume River Poetry Prize. The winner of the contest will be
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We have some very exciting news here at Albany Poets. Keith Spencer and the lovely Jill Crammond have announced Up The River, a new journal for poetry, art, and photography. Submissions opened on November 1 and will continue until January 31, 2013. We are expecting to launch the first issue in April 2013 to coincide with the Albany Word
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Our friends over at Poetry Super Highway are putting together a book of poetry, “Ekphrastia Gone Wild”, to be released in 2013 and they want your work. The editor, Rick Lupert, is looking for poems that are inspired by other works of art to be included in this exciting new project that will be published by Ain’t Got No
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We have received the following information on how poets can apply for the 2013 Sharon Olds Fellowship through Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The deadline is very close, less than two weeks, so if you want to be included, you have to hurry. The Solstice Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program of Pine Manor College
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The Arts Center of the Capital Region is looking for volunteers to act as curators for the upcoming BookMarks series. Jill Rafferty-Weinisch, Director of Performing Arts & Outreach for the Arts Center, sent along the following information about the series and potential dates. If you would like to gt involved or if you have any questions
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Next Monday, after the dust settles on another Lark Fest this weekend, R.M. Engelhardt is bringing poetry back to Lark Street as the monthly Saint Poem Reading Series returns for another evening of the “Honest Expression, Truth & Poetry” at the UAG Gallery (247 Lark Street, Albany). Albany, NY’s Traditional Open Mic Dedicated To Poets &
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Lori Desrosiers just sent out the following information on the fourth annual Narrative Poetry Contest from the Naugatuck River Review. This year the contest is going to be judged by poet Pam Uschuk. Naugatuck River Review’s Fourth Annual NARRATIVE POETRY CONTEST will be judged by Pam Uschuk First prize is $1000 and publication in NRR Second
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The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.
