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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 17:40 |
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The Salem College Center for Women Writers is excited about our now expanded International Literary Awards in fiction, nonfiction and poetry! The Reynolds Price Short Fiction Award for a short story up to 5,000 words will be judged by John McNally; the Penelope Niven Creative Nonfiction Award for a work of creative nonfiction (including personal essay and memoir) up to 5,000 words will be judged by Jennifer Niven; and the Rita Dove Poetry Award for a poem of any style up to 100 lines (up to 2 poems per submission) will be judged by Molly Peacock. The awards are open to both women and men who write in English excluding current Salem employees and students. The postmark deadline is February 2, 2009. The winner in each genre will receive $1,200; the two honorable mentions in each genre will receive $150. For complete details, visit: www.salem.edu/go/cww/ or e-mail
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The Triangle is looking for a few good writers
From the City of Raleigh Arts Commission:
Piedmont Laureate Call for Applications
The Piedmont Laureate program will be accepting applications from creative nonfiction writers for 2011! Authors of works including biographies, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writings, and new journalism are eligible to apply. Writers must be residents of Alamance, Durham, Orange and/or [...]
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M-V-P! M-V-P!
In his latest Musings post, Scott Owens heaps praise on the invaluable Glenda Beall, and I couldn’t agree more.
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Bravo, Nancy
Congratulations to the Network’s good friend Nancy Olson, owner of Raleigh’s Quail Ridge Books & Music, who will receive a 2010 Raleigh Medal of the Arts in a ceremony on October 6. Nancy has done as much for North Carolina’s writers, and North Carolina’s literary culture, as anyone, and this honor is well-deserved.
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Hat's Off!
| ...to Lisa Shearin. The next two books in Lisa's Raine Benares fantasy adventure series were sold to Anne Sowards at Ace Books by Kristin Nelson of the Nelson Literary Agency. |
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