Poets & Writers – September 2019

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GRANTS & AWARDS

DONNA M. GLASS

Carlow University

Patricia Dobler Poetry Award

KIIK ARAKI-KAWAGUCHI

Fiction Collective Two

Ronald Sukenick Innovative Fiction Prize

ANNE COUSINS

Fish Publishing

Poetry Prize

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annual fellowships are given to emerg-

ing writers living in the five boroughs

of New York City. The next deadline is

February 15, 2020.

Center for Fiction, NYC Emerging

Writers Fellowships, 15 Lafayette Avenue,

Brooklyn, NY 11217.

[email protected]

http://www.centerforfiction.org

Cider Press Review

BOOK AWARD

Camasin Pedroja of Portland, Oregon,

won the 2018 Cider Press Review Book

Award for Notes on Vanishing. She re-

ceived $1,500, publication of her book by

Cider Press Review, and 25 author copies.

Leona Sevick judged. The annual award

is given for a poetry collection. The next

deadline is November 30.

Cider Press Review, Book Award, P.O.

Box 33384, San Diego, CA 92163. (717)

417-8596. Caron Andregg, Editor in Chief.

[email protected]

http://www.ciderpressreview.com/bookaward

Extinction. She received $500, publication
of her chapbook by the Center for Book
Arts, and a weeklong residency at the
Millay Colony in Austerlitz, New York.
She will also receive a $500 honorarium
to participate in a reading at the Center
for Book Arts in October. Edwin Torres
judged. The annual award is given for a
poetry chapbook. The next deadline is
December 15.

Center for Book Arts, Poetry Chapbook
Competition, 28 West 27th Street, Third
Floor, New York, NY 10001.
http://www.centerforbookarts.org

Center for Fiction
NYC EMERGING WRITERS FELLOWSHIPS
Nine fiction writers, all of New York
City, won 2019 NYC Emerging Writ-
ers Fellowships. They are Coryn Brown,
Bryna Cofrin-Shaw, Jonathan Durbin,
Cally Fiedorek, Caroline K. Fulford, Nusrat
Hossain, Alanna Schubach, Sarah Wang,
and Jeri Ziegler. They each received
$5,000, a yearlong mentorship with
an editor to work on a project, and the
opportunity to meet with agents and
editors; the fellows will also give two
public readings. Sara Batkie, Tadzio
Koelb, and Jordy Rosenberg judged. The