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Leslie Ullman |
Arts
& Letters congratulates Leslie Ullman (for her poem
“Mind Returns to Find Itself Absent”) and Mimi Schwartz (for her essay “Telling the Truth That
Matters”) whose works were nominated for the Pushcart Prize Anthology
to be published in November 2009. Both works were published in Arts & Letters #20 (fall 2008).
Leslie was one of our contributors (along with Michael Waters and Fleda
Brown) who read from their work at the Arts & Letters Tenth Anniversary
celebration in Creative
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Arts
& Letters 2009
Prizes Competition: NEW! International
Authors: Please note changes to our prizes
competition submission
guidelines! Submission deadline for competition is March 16,
2009. |
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Mark
Doty, winner of the 2008 National Book Award for Fire: New and Selected Poems, among others.
Marc
Fitten, author of the novel Valeria’s
Last Stand,
Paul
Lisicky, author of the memoir Famous
Builder, among other books of fiction and nonfiction.
William
Missouri Downs, author of Dead White
Males, Innocent Thoughts, and other plays. |
2009 Arts & Letters Prizes Competition Judges Each
winner will receive a $1,000 prize, publication in Arts & Letters, and an expenses-paid visit to the GCSU campus
to receive the prize and participate in readings and other special events. Rumi Prize for Poetry
Winner:
Jennifer Chapis Honorable Mention: Danielle
DeTiberus Selected
by Mark Doty Fiction Prize Winner: Lucy
Jane Bledsoe Selected
by Marc Fitten Susan Atefat Prize for
Creative Nonfiction Winner: Josh
McIvor-Andersen Honorable Mention: Laura
Madeline Wiseman Selected
by Paul Lisicky Drama Prize Winner:
Andrew Ade Honorable Mention: Kevin
Snipes Selected
by William Missouri Downs For
more information on the 2009 competition, visit the web page for the Annual Prizes Competition. Click
to See a List of Finalists. The Arts & Letters Prizes in Poetry
and Creative Nonfiction are named in honor of Susan Atefat-Peckham and her
son Cyrus Atefat-Peckham, who died tragically in a car accident near The
2009 Arts & Letters Prizes
postmark deadline was Monday, March 16, 2009. The submission fee remains $15
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Cover art for
issue 19 by Rob Amberg |
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