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4th Annual Writers Studio Literary Contest!
First place winners in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative
Nonfiction each win $250, publication in ACCs literary magazine,
Progenitor, and a guest invitation to our yearly Literary
Festival in April. The winners are invited to read their work at
the festival. See our General Submission guidelines below.
Writers Studio runs a yearly literary contest in fiction,
creative non-fiction and poetry.* All entries are read by preliminary
judges. The finalists for each category are sent to outside judges.
Winners in each category receive $250, plus publication in ACCs
art and literary journal, The Progenitor. Winners are also
invited to be our distinguished guests at our Spring Literary Festival,
where they will read their winning pieces. Contest is open to ACC
students, faculty and the Colorado community. All entries are considered
for publication in The Progenitor.
Submissions for this year's
Literary Contest will be accepted January 1, 2008 through March
1, 2008.
* This year, we have split the fiction/creative nonfiction
into two categories: fiction and creative non-fiction.
Please note: this contest is not to be confused with
regular submissions to ACCs literary journal, Progenitor.
The deadline for Progenitor submissions is in early February and
there is no submission fee. For more information on the Progenitor,
please contact Chris Ransick at chris.ransick@arapahoe.edu
General Submission
Guidelines
Writers Studio Literary Contest
Winners 2007
Contest Judges for 2008
Fiction: William
Haywood Henderson is the author of Augusta Locke
(Viking 2006, Penguin 2007), named best novel of 2007 by Westword.
August Locke was also a finalist for the Spur Award, the
Mountains & Plains Award, and the Willa Award. He is the author
of two additional novels:Native and The Rest of the Earth.
Henderson was a Wallace Stegner Fellow in Creative Writing at Stanford,
and he currently teaches creative writing at Lighthouse Writers
Workshop and the University of Denver.
Creative
Non Fiction: Shari
Caudron is the author of WHAT REALLY HAPPENED and WHO ARE
YOU PEOPLE?, named one of the Best Books of the Year by the Rocky
Mountain News, and chosen for Entertainment Weekly's MUST List.
She has been awarded the Maggie Award for best magazine column from
the Western Publications Association, and the Christine White Creative
Nonfiction Award for Excellence in Literary Journalism. She teaches
narrative nonfiction at the University of Denver and Lighthouse
Writers.
Poetry: Aaron
Anstett's
collection Sustenance was a finalist for the 1998 Colorado
Book Award in P oetry.
His second collection, No Accident, was selected by Philip
Levine for the 2004 Backwaters Press Prize and won the 2006 Nebraska
Book Award and the Balcones Poetry Prize. A new collection, Each
Place the Body's, was published in 2007 by Ghost Road Press.
His poems have appeared in American Letters & Commentary,
Black Warrior Review, Indiana Review, The Ohio Review, Poetry Daily,
River City, and Shenandoah among many other journals,
and have been featured on Poetry Daily, Verse Daily, and Garrison
Keillor's Writer's Almanac. He lives in southern Colorado
with his children.
For questions, e-mail Writers
Studio (writerstudio@arapahoe.edu)
or call Dr. Kathryn Winograd 303.797.5815

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