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High School Poetry contest

November 19th 2008 in News

The Kenyon Review is a highly respected journal–a great place to  build your publishing credentials. Get writing!

High school sophomores and juniors are encouraged to compete for the sixth-annual Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers presented by the Kenyon Review.
Entries in the competition may be submitted through the month of November. The Kenyon will publish the poetry of the winner and two runners-up. The winner will receive a full scholarship to the Kenyon Review Young Writers Workshop in Gambier in the summer of 2009. The runners-up will each receive a partial scholarship to the workshop.

Visit <www.kenyonreview.org>for information on the poetry prize and to enter the contest. One unpublished poem may be submitted by each student.


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