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Lupita Eyde-Tucker
Lupita Eyde-Tucker writes and translates poetry in English and Spanish. Born in New Jersey, she spent her teenage years in Guayaquil, Ecuador. She's the winner of the 2019 Betty Gabehart Prize for Poetry, a Fellow at The Watering Hole, and was selected by Monika Sok as a finalist in Columbia…
Kathryn Merwin
Kathryn Merwin is a writer currently based in Baltimore. Her work has appeared in Hayden's Ferry, Passages North, New Ohio, Hobart, The Journal, Sugar House, Prairie Schooner, and Blackbird. She has read and/or reviewed for the Bellingham Review, WomenArts Quarterly, and the Adroit Journal, and holds a MFA in poetry…
M.V. Montgomery
M.V. Montgomery is originally from Minneapolis but has divided his career as a university professor between Arizona and Georgia. Currently semi-retired, he teaches Humanities courses for Southern Crescent Technical College. His books of poetry include Joshu Holds a Press Conference (2010), Strange Conveyances (2010), and What We Did with Old…
Chelsea Dingman
Chelsea Dingman's first book, Thaw, was chosen by Allison Joseph to win the National Poetry Series (University of Georgia Press, 2017). Her second poetry collection, Through a Small Ghost, won the Georgia Poetry Prize (University of Georgia Press, February 2020). She is also the author of the chapbook, What Bodies…
Madeline Cole
Madeline Cole was born in Seattle, WA, and raised in Santa Cruz, CA. An insatiable reader with a drive to learn more, she went on to attend Bennington College in Vermont, where she received her B.A. in Literature in 2016. She wrote her senior thesis on Tolstoy's War and Peace,…
F.J. Bergmann
F.J. Bergmann lives in Madison, Wisconsin (for at least the fifth time), and imagines tragedies on or near exoplanets. She is the poetry editor for Mobius: The Journal of Social Change, the managing editor of MadHat Press, and poetry editor for Weird House Press; she previously was the editor of…
Margaux Griffith
Margaux Griffith, a born and raised Okie, earned an MFA in Poetry at Oklahoma State University. She has a wide range of interests and skills. She began college as a musical theatre major having many years of formal training. Griffith also became absorbed in photography. Like various GenXers, she bounced…
Jamie Morewood Anderson
Jamie Morewood Anderson is a poet and writer living in the high mountains of Central New Mexico. Her family's hobby farm provides fodder and inspiration for her pastoral composition. She is a member of numerous national writing and poetry organizations and is working on her first full-length poetry book manuscript.…
Monique Ferrell
Monique Ferrell was born and raised in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. Her writing is deeply impacted by the experience of surviving both a violent neighborhood and household. It is also influenced by her cultural community and heritage; her struggles with depression/anxiety; the fighting and enduring spirit of her…
Melissa Studdard
Melissa Studdard was born in Alabama and reared in Cypress, Texas, a suburb of Houston, where she currently lives with her family. She holds degrees from Sarah Lawrence College and the University of Houston and is a professor for the Lone Star College System. She loves to travel, both to…
Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest 2019
Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Tom Howard/Margaret Reid Poetry Contest!
Freddy Niagara Fonseca
Poet and spoken-word performer writes of natural wonders and spiritual questions
CRAFT Short Fiction Prize
Three winners will be selected by guest judge Nana Nkweti, with $2,800 awarded
The King of Karaoke by Bob Sylva
First Prize, Mainstream/Literary Fiction, 2019 North Street Book Prize sponsored by Winning Writers
Mama’s Needle by Jeanette Stickel
First Prize, Children’s Picture Book, 2019 North Street Book Prize sponsored by Winning Writers
Blackwax Boulevard: Five Years, What a Surprise (2012-2017) by Dmitri Jackson
First Prize, Graphic Narrative, 2019 North Street Book Prize sponsored by Winning Writers
An Exaltation of Larks by Suanne Laqueur
First Prize, Genre Fiction, 2019 North Street Book Prize sponsored by Winning Writers
Solstice Annual Contest for Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction
Solstice sponsors a $1,000 Fiction prize, the $500 Poetry Stephen Dunn Prize, and the $500 Nonfiction Michael Steinberg Prize
Subscriber News: March 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Archive of Our Own
The legendary AO3 hosts over 5 million entries of fan-fiction and artwork
Inside Publishing: The Book Publicist
Poets & Writers feature about the publicist’s role
Response to the Brother Who Wants to Move in After the Earthquake:
By Meg Eden
AuthorsPublish List of No-Fee Poetry Manuscript Publishers
80+ publishers that do not charge reading fees
Storyathon
Micro-story competitions for students in grades 3-6
Social Media Hashtags for Book Authors
Web Design Relief suggests 55 keywords for successful book marketing
How to Build an Author Website
Publishing expert Jane Friedman’s guide to getting started on this essential marketing tool
PEN America’s Prison Writing Program
Long-running program gives mentorship and publication opportunities to incarcerated writers
Book Publishers Who Specialize in Diversity and Inclusion
Here Wee Read’s list of multicultural publishers for juvenile and adult literature
J.R. Weber Wins the Grand Prize in Our Fifth Annual North Street Book Prize for Self-Published Books
Winning Writers is pleased to announce the results from its fifth annual North Street Book Prize competition for self-published books. J.R. Weber of Ewa Beach, Hawaii won the Grand Prize and $3,000 for his verse-drama Lay of the Land. Six category winners received $1,000 each: Jeanette Stickel of Mendocino, California…
J.R. Weber Wins Our Grand Prize in our Fifth Annual North Street Book Prize for Self-Published Books
Winning Writers is pleased to announce the results from its fifth annual North Street Book Prize competition for self-published books
Writer Beware: The Impersonation Game
Scam-busting site tells you how to spot con artists masquerading as well-known agencies or publishers
Wrath-Bearing Tree
Online literary journal about war and social justice
How to Help Prisoners Get Books
NYC Books Through Bars explains how to help or start a prisoner support program
A Late Memorial
By Geoffrey Heptonstall
Spirit Bridges by Li Mo
Winner of the 2019 North Street Book Prize for Creative Nonfiction & Memoir
Montreal International Poetry Prize
Win $20,000 CAD for one poem
The Submission Grinder
Database of fiction and poetry markets includes statistics on their response time and acceptance rate
Subscriber News: February 2020
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Brittle Paper: An African Literary Experience
Book blog covering the contemporary African literary scene
This Book Is Anti-Racist
By Tiffany Jewell
Writer’s Knowledge Base
Search engine indexes over 40,000 articles on writing
Reading Well for Children Booklist
UK wellness charity recommends books for kids about health and emotional issues
Jane Friedman’s Guide to Getting the Most Out of a Writing Conference
Publishing expert Jane Friedman gives advice on conference selection, networking, and speaking on panels
Poetry Cooperative
Online forum with free and paid tiers, with opportunities to get paid for your poetry
Plenitude Magazine
Canadian online journal publishes queer writers
Nothing in the Rulebook
UK-based online magazine with competitions listings, writing news, feature articles
I Am a Rothko Painting
By Kevin Hinkle
Best Fonts for Books
Book distributor IngramSpark offers advice on readable design
100 Common Publishing Terms
Writer’s Digest editor Robert Lee Brewer defines the basics
Spirit Bridges
Critique by Jendi Reiter Li Mo's imagistic, introspective memoir Spirit Bridges depicts a childhood indelibly marked by political trauma, a lost young woman's coming of age in the American counterculture of the 1960s-70s, and a midlife re-integration of herself through the visual and performing arts. Born in Shanghai in 1947,…
