I’m delighted to say that my new poem ‘Words’ has been accepted for publication in Quadrant magazine. Big thank you to Literary Editor, Professor Barry Spurr.
Unfortunately, it takes at least a year from acceptance to publication in Quadrant, but I’m not complaining 🙂
Maja Amanita shared on Facebook this list of poetry opportunities for you to enter sourced from the Red Room Poetry page and email list.
Opportunities for poets
- Tamba Magazine Poetry Competition – Closing 11:59pm, Thursday 31 March
- Flying Islands Manuscript Prize for Emerging Poets – Closing 11:59pm, Thursday 31 March
- Kyogle Writers’ Festival Poetry Competition – Closing Friday 1 April
- Krakow City of Literature’s Residency Program – Closing Monday 4 April
- June Shenfield Poetry Award – Closing Monday 4 April
- Ada Cambridge Writing Prizes – Closing Friday 8 April
- Annual WB Years Poetry Prize – Closing Saturday 30 April
- Boree Log Award for Bush Verse – Closing Sunday 15 May
- Poetry d’Amour Award – Closing Friday 27 May
Libby Sommer, Author 
Congratulations, Libby, and thanks for these links.
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and thank you, Roberta for your appreciation.
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congrats, libby
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thanks so much, Beth
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Congratulations,Libby! Thank you for sharing this information.
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and thank you for your congratulatory response. glad you liked the poetry info.
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Thank you for sharing these opportunities with us! And congratulations….that is fabulous news! 🙂
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thanks so much for your message of congratulations. and glad you like the links to poetry opportunities. good to hear from you 🙂
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Congratulations Libby, and thank you for letting us know about the other opportunities. Have you ever looked at Whispers And Echoes? I submit to the site on occasion!
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thanks Peter for the info on Whispers and Echoes. no, i haven’t submitted there yet.
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Congratulations Libby!
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thank you so much, Mark.
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