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The Shenandoah/Glasgow Prize
for Emerging Writers

$2,500

awarded annually by Shenandoah and
 Washington and Lee University

The Prize includes publication of new work in Shenandoah.


Eligibility for 2009 Prize: all writers of POETRY
 with only one published book in that genre.

To apply, send first book,* five unpublished poems and
 biographical information along with an s.a.s.e. and
 a check for $25 (from either author or publisher), 
which brings a year's subscription to Shenandoah, 
between March 15 and March 31, 2009 to:

R. T. Smith
The Shenandoah/Glasgow Prize
SHENANDOAH
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Washington and Lee University
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(540) 458-8908

* Books submitted for consideration will not be returned and will be donated
to a local library after the contest has been judged.


2008 Shenandoah/Glasgow Prize

  Margot Singer  of Granville, Ohio has been named recipient of the 2008 Shenandoah/Glasgow Prize for Emerging Writers, awarded annually by Shenandoah and Washington and Lee University, for her book The Pale of Settlement (Georgia, 2007). Writers who have published one book of short fiction were eligible for consideration for the $2,500 prize.  Judge for the 2008 Prize was Cathryn Hankla.
photo: Tim DeGenero

 The Shenandoah/Glasgow Prize recipients:  

2007:  Emily Rosko  / Poetry
            Raw Goods Inventory (University of Iowa Press, 2006)
        
   Judge:  Sarah Kennedy

2006:  Bret Anthony Johnston
/ Fiction
           
Corpus Christi: Stories (Random House, 2004)
             
Judge:  Donald Secreast

2005:  Rebecca McClanahan / Creative Nonfiction
            
The Riddle Song and Other Rememberings (University of Georgia Press, 2002)
             
Judge:  Jeffrey Hammond

2004:  Catherine Barnett / Poetry
            
 Into Perfect Spheres Such Holes are Pierced (Alice James Books, 2004)
            
 Judge:  Robert Wrigley

2003:  Ann Pancake
/ Fiction
            
Given Ground (University Press of New England, 2001)
            
Judge:  David Jauss

2002:  Christopher Cokinos / Creative Nonfiction
            
Hope is a Thing With Feathers:  A Personal Chronicle of Vanished Birds
             
(Tarcher/Putnam, 2000; Warner 2001)          
              
Judge:  Kim Barnes

2001:  Talvikki Ansel / Poetry
            
My Shining Archipelago (Yale, 1997)
            
Judge:  R. T. Smith



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