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Winners First Annual Pat Schneider Poetry Contest

AMHERST WRITERS AND ARTISTS PRESS

is pleased to announce the winners of the

First Annual Pat Schneider Poetry Contest


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Pat Schneider presents prize tp Gail Thomas


1st Prize awarded to Gail Thomas, Florence, Massachusetts

Ms. Thomas received the $1000 prize for her winning poem, Requiem, which will be published in Peregrine, a forum for national and international writers since 1983 committed to finding exceptional work by both emerging and established writers. Peregrine is a publication of Amherst Writers & Artists Press.

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Gail Thomas reads award-winning poem, Requiem

Honorable Mention and publication of poems in Peregrine awarded to:

Colette Volkema DeNooyer, Holland, Michigan

Joanne Lozar Glenn, Alexandria, Virginia

Owen Lewis, New York, New York

Finalists:

Marjorie Bruhmuller, Cookshire-Eaton, QC Canada; Marian Calabro, New Jersey; Rick Christman, Iowa; Marion Peters Denard, Texas; Patricia Hale, Connecticut; Emily Lupita Plum, Georgia; Cynthia Snow, Massachusetts; Julie Stuckey, New York; Peggy Troupin, New York and Sarah White, New York.

Contest Chief Judge: Pat Schneider

Issue 27 of Peregrine, AWA’s literary journal, will feature the winner and honorable mentions of the First Annual Pat Schneider Poetry Contest. Please reserve your copy today and consider a donation to AWA - AWA Press Order Form.

Amherst Writers & Artists (AWA) is a non-profit, international arts organization dedicated to the principle that everyone can use words to create art.

The First Annual Pat Schneider Poetry Contest was made possible by generous support from the Vessel Foundation and the Friends of Pat and Peter Schneider.

 

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New Editor in Chief

AWA Press Announces New Editor-in-Chief

JAN_HAAG_BW_PORTRAITJan Haag

After a career in newspapers and serving as editor-in-chief of a city magazine, Jan became a full-time community college English and Journalism professor, founding and advising a student literary journal, Susurrus, for seventeen years. She co-edited a number of books of poetry published by the Literature, Arts and Medicine Program (LAMP), one of our largest and most innovative programs at Sutter Medical Center in Sacramento, California, where medical personnel, care-givers, and people with life-threatening illness write together using the AWA method.

   

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