CONGRATULATIONS HARMONY DEVOE - the inaugural Vermont Youth Poet Laureate! And congratulations to this year’s 2 runners-up, Gracie Batsie and Emma Paris!
More info on Harmony, Gracie and Emma to come!
Congrats to Julia C. Alter, winner of the 2023 Sundog Poetry Book Award for "Some Dark Familiar" and runners up Ben Aleshire for "Poems for Bystanders" and Partridge Boswell for "Ensō Carousel".
More info at https://t.co/9IhEIzlH5J
13 manuscripts from these incredibly talented poets have made it to the final round of this year’s Sundog Poetry Book Award. Winner and runners-up to be announced in mid December! Our final judge this year is celebrated poet Matthew Olzmann.
James Crews reads “Winter Morning” at The Karma Bird House.
“Be Joyful though you have considered all the facts” - Wendell Berry
Videography by @BTVMediaFactory / produced with support from @VtHumanities , Poetry society of Vt and the Ben & Jerry’s Foundation
🔥 Tatiana Bruno performing "Can I Destroy You"
More great poetry & music from our "Justice – And Poetry – For All" event coming soon. Thanks to @VtHumanities , Ben & Jerry's Foundation, and the Poetry Society of Vt for making this happen.
Videography from @BTVMediaFactory
If you haven't published a 1st or 2nd book of poetry, get your manuscript ready. The 2023 Sundog Poetry Book Award is open for submissions!
We're honored to have @MatthewOlzmann as our final judge this year.
Submission requirements and other details at https://t.co/RfizNHqBp6
Friends, join us at 6 pm this Friday, July 28th, at The Karma Bird House for an evening of poetry and music.
Readings from James Crews, Holly Painter, Tatiana Bruno, Beck Anson and Harmony Edosomwan. Music from Elio Haag.
Join Alison Prine and Neil Shepard for a weekend of poetry workshops, craft talks, readings, food and time to explore the beautiful 230 acres of Fielder Farm. Friday Nov 3 - Sunday Nov 5.
Register at https://t.co/SLWtRwTdk9
Tomorrow! Join us at 2 pm at Calais Town Hall on Kent Hill Rd for an afternoon of poetry, music and photography. Readings from Bianca Stone and Ben Pease, music from Aesthesia Orchestra and photography from Bram Towbin!
This event is free to attend.
Scenes from Saturday’s reading at Next Stage Arts! We had a great time celebrating Poetry Month with Meg Reynolds, Dede Cummings, Ross Thurber, Shanta Lee, Megan Buchanan, Chard deNoird and Bethany Breitland.
Head over to Next Stage Arts in Putney this Saturday 4/22 at 7 pm for an evening of poetry featuring 7 poets from the outstanding Roads Taken anthology. We’ll also be hearing from Bethany Breitland, winner of the 2022 Sundog Poetry Book Award.
#PoetryMonth
If you haven’t yet registered for our virtual reading with @maryelderjacobsen and Ray Hudson, please join us this Sunday at 7 pm on Zoom!
Register at https://t.co/606z6bNo5Q https://t.co/JWbHKDDbIN
Join us Sunday 3/19 at 7 pm for a virtual reading featuring poet & artist Mary Elder Jacobsen with the runner-up to the 2022 Sundog Poetry Book Award, Raymond Hudson. Register at https://t.co/4AkBAxOmsx https://t.co/OFJzCO9xT4
And congrats to the runners-up Hannah Carpino and Raymond Hudson. They'll both be joining us for a virtual reading in early 2023. Stay tuned.
Full details at https://t.co/6J02rKnrJV
Super excited to announce that the winner of this year's Sundog Poetry Book Award is FIRE INDEX by Bethany Breitland.
This manuscript is 🔥🔥 and we can't wait to publish it with our friends @GreenWritersPub
Congrats @WriterBreitland!
Stay tuned, and another congrats to the poets on this list: Kristin D'Agostino, Bethany Breitland, Hannah Carpino, Michael Carter, Sheri Sherman Cohen, Ann Fisher, Darren Higgins, Raymond Hudson, Mary Elder Jacobsen, Taylor Katz, Abby Paige, Scudder Parker, Bianca Amira Zanella !
The first readers for our Sundog Poetry Book Award: Lucas Farrell, Sue Burton, Diana Whitney, Meg Reynolds, and Neil Shepard have selected finalists! We are pleased to announce this list of poets in advance of the announcement of the overall winner and runners-up to this award.
Congratulations to these poets on making it to the first round of selection. Their manuscripts are now in the hands of the final judge, Shanta Lee, and the winner and runners-up will be announced in December.