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Thirty Poems for San Antonio's First 300 Years

Posted by Sally Clark on Monday, July 10, 2017
Thirty Poems for San Antonio’s First 300 Years
 
The 2017 Thirty Poems for San Antonio’s First 300 Years Contest is now OPEN and offering $7,500 in prizes!
Deadline: August 15, 2017  Submission is FREE! 
 
In honor of San Antonio’s Tricentennial, the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of San Antonio, with support from Gemini Ink, is sponsoring a poetry contest.
 
The contest will be judged by a panel of nationally recognized poets. Winners receive a $250 prize and publication in a chapbook titled, Thirty Poems for the Tricentennial: A Poetic Legacy. Winning poems will be turned into graphically designed vinyl installations by local artists and designers in an exhibit at the Plaza de Armas Gallery, and also installed in local libraries and city facilities. The anthology will be launched at a public reading and opening reception.
 
The contest contains six categories, described below, which span San Antonio’s dynamic 300-year history. Poems submitted need not be overtly “historical,” but must reference the culture/feeling/life of San Antonio during these different time periods.
 
The Pre-Columbian era or Yanaguana (prior to 1718)
The Spanish Colonial Period (1718-1809)
Mexican era (1810-1836)
Texas Nation era (1836-1846)
San Antonio: Crossroads City (1846-1946)
Modern Times (1947-2017)


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Thirty Poems for San Antonio's First 300 Years

Posted by Sally Clark on Monday, July 10, 2017
Thirty Poems for San Antonio’s First 300 Years
 
The 2017 Thirty Poems for San Antonio’s First 300 Years Contest is now OPEN and offering $7,500 in prizes!
Deadline: August 15, 2017  Submission is FREE! 
 
In honor of San Antonio’s Tricentennial, the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of San Antonio, with support from Gemini Ink, is sponsoring a poetry contest.
 
The contest will be judged by a panel of nationally recognized poets. Winners receive a $250 prize and publication in a chapbook titled, Thirty Poems for the Tricentennial: A Poetic Legacy. Winning poems will be turned into graphically designed vinyl installations by local artists and designers in an exhibit at the Plaza de Armas Gallery, and also installed in local libraries and city facilities. The anthology will be launched at a public reading and opening reception.
 
The contest contains six categories, described below, which span San Antonio’s dynamic 300-year history. Poems submitted need not be overtly “historical,” but must reference the culture/feeling/life of San Antonio during these different time periods.
 
The Pre-Columbian era or Yanaguana (prior to 1718)
The Spanish Colonial Period (1718-1809)
Mexican era (1810-1836)
Texas Nation era (1836-1846)
San Antonio: Crossroads City (1846-1946)
Modern Times (1947-2017)


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Sally Clark Like finding shells on the beach, I love doing market research! And what I find, I love to share! I write in a variety of genres including children's, Christian, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, so these post follow along those lines. Check out my web site: www.sallyclark.info, for more about me.

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