Poetry Contest, No Entry Fee
I get a newsletter from Winning Writers once a month and I saw this poetry contest that I thought some of you might want to enter. There is no entry fee. Here are the details:
Lucidity Poetry Journal Awards
Description: Free contest offers small prizes and possible publication for poems in any form dealing with people and interpersonal relationships. Editor Ted Badger calls Lucidity “a national journal of verse that features understandable poetry. We look for poems that have clarity and focus, so the audience can both comprehend and applaud the lines.” No email submissions, please.
Deadline: 10/31/07
$100 First Prize 2nd Prize $50, 3rd Prize $25; winners announced in Winter issue Publication
Entry Fee: None
Editor Ted O. Badger says: “Feeling that poetry should communicate rather than confuse or mystify, I set out in 1985 to establish Lucidity as a national journal of verse that features understandable poetry. We want poets that write mature, polished and professional verse that deals with people and the human scene—events and relationships.”
Address:
Lucidity Poetry Journal
14781 Memorial Drive, #10
Houston, TX 77079-5210
Submit: MS, SASE #10 envelope for notification Guidelines URL: http://lucidityjournal.00books.com/ Length Limit: 1-5 poems, maximum 38 lines per poem including stanza breaks
Format: Typed, single-spaced, in standard font. One poem per page. Include author’s name, address, phone and email on each page. Address entries to “Lucidity Poetry Journal 2007 Contest”.
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