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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Poetry contest: Naugatuck River Review (SEPT 1 deadline)

(Information courtesy of R.S. White)

Announcing: Naugatuck River Review's 2nd Annual NARRATIVE POETRY CONTEST

Contest Submission Period: July 1st through September 1st

First prize is $1000 and publication in NRR
Second prize $250 and publication in NRR
Third prize of $100 and publication in NRR

All entrants will receive one issue of Naugatuck River Review.
All poems will be considered for publication. Contest deadline is
September 1st, 2010 at midnight.

Electronic submissions ONLY will be accepted through our Submission Manager.
$20 contest fee per group of 3 poems, payable through PAYPAL or credit card.

GO TO OUR CONTEST PAGE (AFTER JULY FIRST) TO SUBMIT
athttp://naugatuckriverreview.com/contest

Judge for 2nd Annual Contest: Patricia Smith
A National Book Award Finalist, Patricia Smith's fifth book of poetry,
Blood Dazzler (Coffee House Press) chronicles the human, physical and
emotional toll exacted by Hurricane Katrina, a catastrophic natural
event with lasting spiritual and political impact. This
much-anticipated volume is also the focal point of a new dance/theater
collaboration between Patricia and Urban Bush Women dancer Paloma
McGregor.
Patricia is also the author of Teahouse of the Almighty (Coffee House
Press), a National Poetry Series winner, the Best Poetry Book of 2006
on About.com, and a 2007 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award and Paterson
Poetry Prize winner; Close to Death (Zoland Books), Big Towns, Big
Talk (Zoland) and Life According to Motown (Tia Chucha). Her poems
have appeared in Poetry, The Paris Review, poemmemoirstory, Harvard
Divinity Bulletin, the Chautauqua Literary Journal, TriQuarterly, and
other journals, and in many groundbreaking anthologies. Her poem "The
Way Pilots Walk" received a Pushcart Prize, and is featured in
Pushcart Prize XXXII: Best of the Small Presses. Recognized as one of
the world's most formidable performers, Patricia has read her work at
venues round the world

All poems will be considered for publication. Contest deadline is
September 1st, 2010.
Electronic submissions ONLY will be accepted through our Submission Manager.
$20 contest fee per group of 3 poems, payable through PAYPAL or credit card.

GO TO OUR CONTEST PAGE (AFTER JULY FIRST) TO SUBMIT
athttp://naugatuckriverreview.com/contest

Naugatuck River Review is dedicated to publishing great narrative
poetry. We are open to many styles of poetry, looking for narrative
that sings, which means the poem has a strong emotional core and the
narrative is compressed. We publish twice a year, Winter and Summer.
The Winter issue is the contest edition.