See the Million-Line Poem in progress here! Today’s lines of inspiration: It is no hyperbole to say you saved me, you an ocean away now gazing at the very same moon, (Dianne Silvestri, Natick, MA) * * If you’re just joining us now, you can read more about the Million-Line Poem and how to participate … Read more
See the Million-Line Poem in progress here! Today’s lines of inspiration: let us love, fragile and iridescent as we are, though it be a reach for light-combing fingers … a newborn wind, folding into the sky’s cradle. (Nina Kerr, Chattanooga, TN) * * If you’re just joining us now, you can read more about the … Read more
See the Million-Line Poem in progress here! Today’s lines of inspiration: Today the world is a whirligig full of toy children larking mad with summer. So let us love, knowing the outrageous wound proves it beyond all cannon. (Julianza Shavin, Colorado Springs, CO) * * If you’re just joining us now, you can read more … Read more
See the Million-Line Poem in progress here! Today’s lines of inspiration: And when separated like birds in flight Black against the white of a page (Marta C Weeks, Penn Valley, California) * If you’re just joining us now, you can read more about the Million-Line Poem and how to participate here.
Tupelo Press is delighted to announce that Edward Hirsch has selected Thomas Centolella of San Francisco, California as winner of the 2015 Dorset Prize for his manuscript, Almost Human. The winner receives a $3,000 cash prize, publication by Tupelo Press, and national distribution. Thomas Centolella is the author of three collections of poetry: Terra … Read more
Congratulations to all of our Tupelo Press award and contest winners for 2014! Dorset | Snowbound | Berkshire | Sunken Garden Tupelo Press selected three manuscripts for publication from among an astonishment of deserving work submitted during our July 2014 Open Reading Period: Lillian-Yvonne Bertram of Buffalo, New York for Personal Science Lillian-Yvonne Bertram is a 2014 … Read more
Tupelo Press is delighted to announce that David Wojahn has selected Lauren Camp’s One Hundred Hungers as winner of the 2014 Dorset Prize. Lauren Camp is the author of two books of poems, The Dailiness (Edwin E. Smith, 2013) and This Business of Wisdom (West End Press, 2010). She was a juror for the 2014 … Read more
Tupelo Press is delighted to announce that Jeffrey Harrison has selected Jenny Molberg’s Marvels of the Invisible as winner of the 2014 Berkshire Prize for a First or Second Book of Poetry. Jenny Molberg earned her B.A. at Louisiana State University and her M.F.A. at American University. Her work has appeared in North American Review, … Read more
Tupelo Press congratulates the 2002 winners of our awards and contests! Dorset Prize Winner The 2003 Dorset Prize, selected by judge Stephen Dunn, has been awarded to Rachel Contreni Flynn of Mundelein, Illinois for her manuscript Ice, Mouth, Song. Fourth Annual Poetry Contest The 2003 Fourth Annual Poetry Contest Judge’s Prize, selected by judge Campbell … Read more
Tupelo Press congratulates our 2002 award winners! Dorset Prize Winner The 2002 Dorset Prize, selected by judge Eleanor Wilner, has been awarded to Ilya Kaminsky of Berkeley, California for his manuscript Dancing in Odessa. Third Annual Poetry Contest The 2002 Third Annual Poetry Contest Judge’s Prize, selected by judge Thomas Lux, has been awarded to Bill … Read more