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The Connecticut Poetry Award

Posted by Sally Clark on Thursday, May 5, 2011 Under: Contest

The Connecticut Poetry Award
http://ct-poetry-society.org/contests.htm#ctpoetryaward
April 1 - May 31, 2011 - deadline

The Connecticut Poetry Award honors Connecticut Poetry Society founders Winchell, Brodine and Brodinsky. It is open to all poets.

- Submit poems: April 1- May 31 (postmark)
-Send up to 3 unpublished poems, any form, 80 line limit.
-Include two copies of each poem: one with complete contact information and one with NO contact information.
-Include SASE (self-addressed, stamped envelope) for results only (no poems will be returned). Fee $15 for up to 3 poems. Please make out check to Connecticut Poetry Society or CPS.
-Send submissions to: Connecticut Poetry Award, CPS, PO Box 270554, West Hartford, CT 06127
-Prizes of $400 $200, and $100 will be awarded.
-Winning poems must be submitted electronically following notification.
-Winning poems will be published in Connecticut River Review.
see www.ct-poetry-society.org
Poets who won a prize in one of the contests sponsored by CPS last year are not eligible this year.
Simultaneous submissions are permitted if we are notified immediately when a poem has been accepted elsewhere.


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The Connecticut Poetry Award

Posted by Sally Clark on Thursday, May 5, 2011 Under: Contest

The Connecticut Poetry Award
http://ct-poetry-society.org/contests.htm#ctpoetryaward
April 1 - May 31, 2011 - deadline

The Connecticut Poetry Award honors Connecticut Poetry Society founders Winchell, Brodine and Brodinsky. It is open to all poets.

- Submit poems: April 1- May 31 (postmark)
-Send up to 3 unpublished poems, any form, 80 line limit.
-Include two copies of each poem: one with complete contact information and one with NO contact information.
-Include SASE (self-addressed, stamped envelope) for results only (no poems will be returned). Fee $15 for up to 3 poems. Please make out check to Connecticut Poetry Society or CPS.
-Send submissions to: Connecticut Poetry Award, CPS, PO Box 270554, West Hartford, CT 06127
-Prizes of $400 $200, and $100 will be awarded.
-Winning poems must be submitted electronically following notification.
-Winning poems will be published in Connecticut River Review.
see www.ct-poetry-society.org
Poets who won a prize in one of the contests sponsored by CPS last year are not eligible this year.
Simultaneous submissions are permitted if we are notified immediately when a poem has been accepted elsewhere.


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