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Los Angeles Poem Contest

The Los Angeles Review is now OPEN to submissions for the second annual Wild Light contest. Winner receives $1,000. Submit now!

Contest: Red Hen Press and The Los Angeles Review WILD LIGHT CONTEST

Eligibility:  Only previously unpublished poems are considered for the Wild Light Prize. Entries are not considered for general inclusion in The Los Angeles Review.

Closes on: October 15, 2014.

Prizes:  A prize of $1,000 and publication in The Los Angeles Review

To join:  submit up to three poems of up to 200 lines each. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but please notify us immediately at lareview.wildlight.contest@gmail.com if a poem is accepted elsewhere.
 On the first page of each submission, include author’s name, mailing address, email address, and telephone number.

Twitter Poetry Contest - Win a free set of books

Contest:  Little Poems big thoughts tweet yours @nypl

Eligibility:  The Contest is open to U.S. residents 13 years and older. Contest may only be entered in or from the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia and entries originating from any other jurisdiction are not eligible for entry

Closes on: March 10, 2013

Prizes:
    Winning poems will be published on NYPL's social media channels during National Poetry Month in April 2013 — reaching more than 1 million fans and followers!

    Winners will receive a free set of books by leading American poets including:
        Red Doc> by Anne Carson
        Quick Question: New Poems by John Ashbery
        Place: New Poems by Jorie Graham
        The Narrow Road to the Interior by Kimiko Hahn
        The Collected Poems of Lucille Clifton 1965-2010 by Lucille Clifton

    Winners may also be featured in a special edition NYPL Poetry eBook

website: http://www.nypl.org/media-center/national-poetry-contest 

Poetry Writing Contest: Win $1000

Contest: The 2012 Burnside Review Book Prize
Eligibility: Poets
Closes on: November 30 2012
Prizes: $1000
website: www.burnsidereview.org

ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST 2012 - First Prize - $1 ,000

today contest #competition - First Prize - $1 ,000; 2nd Prize -$250; 3rd Prize - $100;
Honorable Mentions - Subscriptions

DEADLINE: Postmark by July 1, 2012

Here’s how it works- Our Editorial staff chooses approximately 50 - 60 Finalists. The highest scoring Finalists (25 or so) are considered Special Merit Poems. Special Merit Poems go to the Judge. The Judge determines the top three Prize Winners, The entire editorial staff then selects the honorable mentions from the remaining Special Merits. All Special Merit poems are considered accepted work.

The ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST 2012 - First Prize - $1 ,000 Rules:

1. Each poem on a separate 8.5 by 11 page, typed.

2. Poems must be original, unpublished in ANY Medium,print or electronic,
and not under consideration elsewhere. Simultaneously submitted poems will
disqualify ALLof a poet's poems from consideration.
Please check your records carefully before submitting.

3. No poem must exceed 40 lines, beginning with the first line of text
below the title. DO NOT count blank lines. Please also consider
our 65 character line width when submitting.

4. Name and ALL contact information on the REVERSE side
of EACH poem entered. If not included, we have to disqualify your entry.

5. Send SASE for results only. No Poems will be returned.

6. All Prize Winners, Honorable Mentions, and Special Merit Poems
are considered accepted work, and will be published in Issue 26.2
(Fall/Winter 2012). (That means all poems that go to the final judge for consideration
of the top prize.) Other Finalists whose poems did not go to the judge,
will be queried for permission to use their work. A non-response is considered
a yes. All accepted authors will receive one contributor’s copy of the issue.

7. An entry fee of $5 per poem is required for each poem submitted. No limit
on the number of poems at $5 each.
Special offer for 2012: Order a one-year subscription with your entry
at the discounted price of $17 (normally priced $20). If outside the US,
add $5 per copy for postage. Make check out to "The Comstock Review."

Send contest submissions, after April 1, 2012 to:
CWG Poetry Contest 2012
4956 St. John Drive
Syracuse, NY 13215

ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST 2012 - First Prize - $1 ,000 website: http://www.comstockreview.org/annualcontest.html

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition

today contest #competition -This new contest seeks today's best poetry and prose on sports-related themes. We will award $5,000 in prizes.

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition Introduction
Whether you're a player or a fan, or the kid who counted the minutes till gym class was over, sports can bring out the best and the worst in human nature. In this arena, teamwork, loyalty, courage, disappointment, failure, fame (and shame), and second chances are regularly on display. Sports can reinforce bullying and social dominance, or offer personal empowerment to an underdog. Yet poems, stories and essays about sports are too often dismissed as "genre writing". This contest aims to bridge the gap between the worlds of physical culture and literary culture. We'd like to see the jocks and the writers sit down at the same lunchroom table and discover that they're both on a journey of self-transformation through disciplined risk-taking...and that they both really, really like to win

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition Submission Period
Entries accepted November 15, 2011-May 31, 2012 (online submission dates)

What to Submit in $5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition
An entry is 1-2 poems, one story, or one essay on a sports-related theme. Entries should be original and unpublished. Each entry may contain up to 6,000 words. You may submit an unlimited number of entries.

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition PRIZES

Poetry Category
First Prize, $1,500 cash
Second Prize, $500 cash
Five Honorable Mentions, $100 cash each

Prose Category (fiction and nonfiction compete together)
First Prize, $1,500 cash
Second Prize, $500 cash
Five Honorable Mentions, $100 cash each

All winners of cash prizes will be announced in our email newsletter and published on WinningWriters.com, which receives over one million page views per year.

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition Entry Fee
$15 per entry. We welcome online submissions with payment by credit or debit card. We also accept email submissions when paid via PayPal. Please note: Generally entry fees are not refundable. However, if you believe you have an exceptional circumstance, please contact us within one year of your entry.

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition Deadline
Your entry must be submitted by May 31, 2012.

Announcement of $5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition's Winners
The winners of our inaugural contest will be announced on November 15, 2012.

$5,000 Sports Poetry & Prose Competition website: http://www.winningwriters.com/contests/sports/sp_guidelines.php

Valentine Poem Competition

all contest #competition - "Win 1 of 5 Seagate Momentus XT 750GB Solid State Hybrid SATA Drive 2.5IN
Grand Prize will also get an autographed 'something' and a $20 NCIX Gift Card.
Total Retail Prize Value: ~$1120

Please submit a video response to this video and send me a private message.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Contest starts Feb 1st and ends Feb 22nd, 2012. By submitting a contest entry the participant declares he/she has read, understood and complied with the contest rules and regulations. Rules may be changed at any given time without notice.
The winner will be contacted by e-mail and will receive instructions for claiming his/her prize. In order to claim his/her prize, the winner must fax his/her reply one week after receiving the instructions at the latest. Should the winner fail to do so, NCIX.com/Netlink Computers Inc. reserves the right to award the prize to another potential winner. A delivery-failure notice received from a potential winner's mail server may disqualify the entry and another winner may be selected.

This contest is open to all residents of Canada and The United States aged 18 and over, except to employees of Sponsor, its parent, subsidiaries, affiliates, advertising and promotional agencies, suppliers, and any other companies engaged in the development, production, or distribution of materials for this sweepstakes. The parent or legal guardian of entrants between the ages of 18 and the age of majority in their respective province/territory of residence will be required to sign and return the Contest Sponsor's form of Declaration and Release before any prize will be awarded for a minor's Entry. Prizes won by minors will be awarded in the name of the minor's parent or legal guardian. Subject to all applicable Canadian and US federal, state, provincial and municipal laws and regulations, these rules and regulations apply to all aspects of the contest and bind all participants. Void where prohibited, void in Quebec and Rhode Island.

The contest organizers are not liable for any defective computer component, software or any other communication device related to the loss or absence of network communication or related to transmissions that are defective, incomplete, illegible or erased by any computer or network, and that could limit the possibility of or prevent any person from entering the contest. The contest organizers are not liable for any damage or loss that could be caused directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, by downloading any software or form and transmitting any information for the purpose of entering this contest.

Valentine Poem Competition website: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE-ASNTyzCw&feature=youtu.be

2012 Poetry Award - Prize Money $1,000

all competitions #contest #competition - follow me on Twitter @allcompetitions

The Converse College Creative Writing Program is pleased to announce Jennifer S. Davis as the 2011 Julia Peterkin Award winner.

Davis is the author of two collections of short stories, Her Kind of Want, (winner of the Iowa Award for Short Fiction), and Our Former Lives in Art (Random House). She has published fiction in such journals as The Paris Review, The Georgia Review, One Story, Oxford American and Epoch. Currently, she is an Assistant Professor of English at the University of Colorado Denver. In addition to the prize money of $1,000, the Converse Creative Writing program will provide Davis with expenses for a reading at Converse College on September 27 at 8:00 pm.
Finalists:

John Blair
Jaime Wriston Colbert
Minrose Gwin
Michelle Hoover
Paul Shepherd
Charles Wyatt

Submission Guidelines for the 2012 Julia Peterkin Award in Poetry


2012 Poetry Award Eligibility

The 2012 Julia Peterkin Award is open to all poets. Previously published works are eligible for inclusion in the submission. Only original works in English may be submitted.
Manuscript Format Guidelines

Entries must be typed on quality paper, 8 1/2 by 11. Photocopies or copies from letter-quality printers are acceptable. Each entry should include up to 10 pages of poetry (blind submissions ), along with a cover page including the writer’s name, address, daytime phone number, and titles of submission. Also include a one-paragraph biography.

2012 Poetry Award Entry Requirements

* A handling fee of $15 made payable to: Converse College English Department. Deadline: February 15, 2012.
* Results will be announced on the Peterkin web page in May 2012. No manuscripts can be returned.
* Send one copy of the manuscript prepared according to format guidelines.
* The winner will receive $1,000 and travel expenses for a reading at Converse College. Winner should be willing to read at Converse during the Fall 2012 Visiting Writers Series.

Send entries to:

The Julia Peterkin Award
Creative Writing Program
Converse College
580 E. Main Street
Spartanburg, SC 29302

For more 2012 Poetry Award information, call 864.596.9111.

2012 Poetry Award website: http://www.converse.edu/academics/school-humanities-and-sciences/englishcreative-and-professional-writing/creative-writing/p

ADHASA Poetry Contest

all competition - South Africa’s ADHD Awareness Day is on September 14th 2011. This year it’s on a Friday and we’ve some exciting things planned for the weekend following. We’re working on it and will tell you more about it soon.

For us it’s important to create and even greater awareness of ADHD – this means that people affected will be better understood and accommodated at school or work. We have also used this opportunity to help people recognize that people with ADHD have some amazing strengths, and can achieve. This message, sent out via the essay and art competitions, has already had a tremendous impact on many children. Their parents have phoned to thank us.

The art competition has closed and some of the works can be seen on the ADHASA facebook. Have a look – it’s amazing what these children have produced! Part of awareness weekend will be an event during which we will be exhibiting all the entries for both the art and the poetry competitions, and prizes will be awarded.

You read correctly – it’s now time for ADHASA Poetry Contest!

We’re inviting all school children to take part in the ADHASA Poetry Competition 2011. Write a poem showing how ADHD can be to your advantage – how the different (positive) symptoms of ADHD can help you and enter into our competition.

There are great prizes to be won and winning entries will be published in our book entitled: PROUD TO BE ADHD.

We’ve had several requests from adults wanting to take part in our competitions – so please go ahead. Send in your entries too. Entrance fee is R20.

ADHASA Poetry Contest Age categories

• 6 - 9 years
• 10 -13 years
• 14 -16 years
• 17 - 21years
• 21 years +

ADHASA Poetry Contest Closing date is 10 September 2011

Poems can be posted to P O Box 3704, Randburg 2125; faxed to 086 604 7124 or emailed to adhasa@telkomsa.net. Please include Name, age, email address, telephone number, and which school you attend (if applicable). For further information please contact ADHASA: 8 info@adhasa.co.za, ( 011 888-7655, : www.adhasa.co.za

Banking Details ADHASA, Standard Bank, Braamfontein Branch Code No 004805, account number 002901323. Please fax proof of payment to 086 604-7124 showing child’s (or your) name as reference.

Prizes will be announced as soon as they are finalized.

ADHASA POETRY contest 2011 entry form

Entrants full first name:
Entrants surname:
Date of birth: dd /mm /yy
Age:
Sex: M F
email address:
Tel. number
School’s name:
Teachers name:
School email address:
Child’s grade:
Parent's names: Mr. Mrs.
Surname:
Postal Address:
e-mail:
Cell Phone nr.:
Telephone nr.:

I declare that the above particulars are true and correct. I give permission for my entry to be published.

Send your entry to ADHASA National Office at PO Box 3704, Randburg 2125, or hand it in at ADHASA National Office, Delta Park School, Standard Dr, Blairgowrie, Randburg, South Africa, P O Box 3704, Randburg, 2125. Tel: (011) 888-7655. Fax: 0866047124.

Banking Details ADHASA, Standard Bank, Braamfontein, Branch Code No 004805, account number 002901323. Please fax proof of payment to 086 604 7124. Please attach proof of payment to the entry.

Please note: Name and age of child to be put clearly on the entry. All entries are to reach us by 10 September 2011. Prizes will be announced as soon as they are finalized.

ADHASA Poetry Contest website: http://www.adhasa.co.za

International Poetry Contest Prizes € 1000

all competition - The Delhi London Poetry Foundation and Theatre of Devas pleased to announce an international poetry competition in English on the following topics.

1. Just War?
2. Just Evangelisation?

The prizes will be € 1000 for the winner and € 500 for the runner up and €100 consolation prizes in EACH category.

The rules of the International Poetry Contest are as follows:

• Open to all
• No more than 16 lines
• Only in English
• Poems to be sent by email only to theatreinternational2011@yahoo.com
• Winning poems will take the connotation of the above subjects including the question marks
• Winning poems will be based on sympathies of the poets to the views of the majority of the people in the non western world as expressed in the website www.siddhivinayaksavesmumbai.com with subjects of recent plays and poems.
• All winning poems and consolation prize winners will be published in an anthology of new poems on the above subjects to be released in December 2011

International Poetry Contest Entry fee : FREE

International Poetry Contest Prizes € 1000 website: http://www.siddhivinayaksavesmumbai.com

Colorado Poetry Contest

NOW OPEN: Poetry Contest
DEADLINE: July 15, 2011
You may submit up to 3 poems (any style, maximum 250 lines each) for each entry fee. Former Denver Poet Laureate Chris Ransick is judging this year's poetry category.

Submission Guidelines

Open Submissions of Poetry Contest
You do not need to be a member of NCW or in Colorado to enter the contests.

Poetry Contest Prizes
Each category will be awarded the following:
1st place: $200
2nd place: $100
3rd place: $50
Winners and Honorable Mentions will be published in the annual winners' anthology (due out December 1, 2011) and receive 1 free copy. The judges' decisions are final.

Poetry Contest Entry Fees
The entry fee for all contests is $10 per submission via mail. Should you choose to e-mail your entry instead of mailing, there will be an additional $5 processing fee per entry, thus $15 per submission via email. There is no limit to the number of entries you may submit. You may submit up to 3 poems per entry fee in the Poetry category.

Minimum Number of Entries
To ensure the contest has a diverse and competitive field, each writing category must have a minimum of 40 entries in order to be valid. If the minimum number of entries is not received, your entry fee will be returned.

Returning Entries
Please note that entries will not be returned unless you provide a self-addressed stamped envelope with adequate postage (one stamp per 5 letter-size pages to be mailed). All mailed entries will be shredded after the contests have been judged.

Copyrights
All submissions must be your own original work. Simultaneous submissions are okay, but please let us know if your submission is accepted elsewhere, as this may affect our ability to publish it should it be selected as a winner. Submissions can be previously published, however, you must own the rights to republish in the event that your submission wins. All winning entries will be published in the 2011 Anthology.

Format
Short fiction, essays, and articles must be in a 12 point standard serif font (Times New Roman preferred) and double spaced, pages numbered. Include a cover sheet with your contact information and the title of your piece. Do not include your name on the submission itself, only the title. If submitting by mail, please send 1 copy of your submission to 108 East Monroe Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525.

Word Limits
Short stories: 5,000 words
Personal essays: 3,000 words
Poems*: 250 lines each
Articles: 3,000 words
*Entrants may submit up to 3 poems per entry fee in that category.

2011 Anthology
The anticipated release date for the 2011 Anthology is December 1, 2011. Winners will receive a free copy. Additional copies may be purchased from NCW.

Email your entry (attachment or in body of email) to contestsNorthernColoradoWriters.com

OR...

Mail your entry with $10 cash or check made payable to Northern Colorado Writers:

Northern Colorado Writers
108 E. Monroe Dr.
Fort Collins, CO 80525

source: http://www.northerncoloradowriters.com/writing-contests.html

International Competitions Poetry - Montreal Prize

The Montreal Prize is a first-of-its-kind global poetry competition awarding $50,000 for one poem. Our international jury of ten distinguished poets from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and the Americas will select the top 50 entries. This shortlist will be published in our groundbreaking global poetry anthology. And from that shortlist our prize judge, Andrew Motion, will select the winner of the 2011 prize. Entering your poems in the Montreal Prize is easy and secure using our online entries form.

Wherever you’re from, no matter the style, we invite you to share your rhythms, your cultural inflections, your Englishes!

Our team of editors and our advisory board members reflect our unique global vision. Click here to meet the editors and here to meet our board.

Entering your poems in the Montreal Prize is just one way of supporting English poetries around the world. Read about our unique funding model.

source: http://montrealprize.com/

Competitions Poetry - War Poetry Contest

Submission Period
Entries accepted November 15, 2010-May 31, 2011 (postmark dates)

What to Submit
1-3 original, unpublished poems on the theme of war. Their combined length should not exceed 500 lines. Contestants may enter once per year.

Prizes of Competitions Poetry
First Prize, $2,000 cash and publication on WinningWriters.com (over one million page views per year)
Second Prize, $1,200 cash and publication on WinningWriters.com
Third Prize, $600 cash and publication on WinningWriters.com
Twelve Honorable Mentions, $100 cash each and publication on WinningWriters.com

Entry Fee
$15, payable to Winning Writers. We welcome both online submissions with payment by credit card and submissions by mail with payment by check or money order. We also accept PayPal. Your $15 fee is not per poem, but covers your complete submission of up to 3 poems. Please note: Generally entry fees are not refundable. However, if you believe you have an exceptional circumstance, please contact us within one year of your entry.

Deadline
May 31, 2011. Your entry must be postmarked or submitted online by this date.

Preparing Your Entry
Submit one copy of your poems online or by mail. No handwritten entries, please. Do not put your name or contact information on your poems, not even on the backs of pages. Provide your contact information on our online form, or on a separate cover sheet if submitting by mail. Please make your entry easy to read — no illustrations, fancy fonts or decorative borders.

source; http://www.winningwriters.com/contests/war/wa_guidelines.php