We are most pleased to announce that Larry D. Thomas, the contest judge for the first Blue Horse Press Chapbook Contest, has selected two winners and six finalists from among five dozen manuscripts received. The two winners are: Cindy Huyser of Austin, Texas, for “Burning Number Five: Power Plant Poems” Charlotte Renk of Athens, Texas, for “The Tenderest Petal Hears” The six finalists are: William Wright, of Marietta, Georgia, for “The Long Weathers” Jeffrey L. Schneider, of Ellenville, New York, for “Abandoned Corners of Providence” and “This is Not for Children” Gayle Reaves-King, of Fort Worth, Texas, for “Blood Forfeit” Todd Copeland, of Waco, Texas, for “Last Light” David Chorlton, of Phoenix, Arizona, for “Waiting for the Sphinx Moth” According to Mr. Thomas (and we agree), all six of the finalists “are good enough, in my humble opinion, for immediate publication.” We offer our highest congratulations to our winners and finalists! Jeffrey Alfier and Tobi Cogswell, Editors, San Pedro River Review and Blue Horse Press, Redondo Beach, California
Posted on: Sun, 08 Jun 2014 04:21:23 +0000
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