Okay, so it’s not as pressing (or total) as the eclipse was, but the Dogwood Literary Prize window is closing. Enter here to have your story, poem, or essay considered for double the prize money of any other year. We’ve reinvested in our writers so that we can reward all three genres equally, and will […]
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Accompanying this post is the first electronic glimpse of the art that graces the cover of Dogwood 16: Barbara Takenaga’s breathtaking “Night Painting.” Subscribers have already received their print copy, but those who would like to order their own, or order an electronic copy for immediate deliver, can do so here. Reading the work published […]
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The editors of Dogwood are thrilled to announce the judges for Dogwood’s Literary Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Nonfiction. Learn more about each below, and enter the prize here. Gillian Conoley will judge the Dogwood Literary Prize in Poetry. Her most recent collection of poetry, Peace, was named an Academy of American Poets Stand-out Book for 2014 […]
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Before you head off to enjoy fireworks, take a few minutes to enter Dogwood’s Literary Prize. $1,000 will be awarded each for the best poem, story, and work of nonfiction entered by September 5th. That’s double the prize money we’ve offered before, and we have increased our prizes to invest even more in writers. Enter […]
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That’s right–we’ve taken the plunge! This year for the first time, Dogwood will offer three prizes of $1,000 each for the best poem, essay, and story that come our way during the prize period (July 1 – September 5). Rather than choosing among the genre winners a grand winner, all three winners in genre will […]
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Dogwood 2017 is at the printer, and we are happy to announce the winners of this year’s prize, each of whose work will be featured in the magazine along with all finalists (see finalist listing by separate post). This year’s Grand Prize Winner is Laura Read’s poem, “Margaret Corrine, Dunseith, North Dakota, 1932.” Laura received […]
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The editors of Dogwood are happy to announce the finalists they have chosen for the 2017 Dogwood Literary Prizes. The winners, chosen by Sarah Einstein (nonfiction), Karen Osborn (fiction), and Michele Glazer (poetry), will be announced in a few short weeks, so stay tuned for that. All finalists and winners will be published in Dogwood […]
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Thanks to those who have inquired about their submissions in recent weeks. We are almost ready to send finalists to judges; once we do that, we will let all prize entrants know their status. We appreciate your patience as we conclude our prize reading. As we make our final editorial decisions, we will contact writers […]
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We apologize for not specifying that our deadline for the Dogwood Literary Prizes was midnight Eastern Standard Time yesterday. To accommodate those in other time zones, the contest will be extended 24 hours, to midnight Eastern Standard Time tonight, September 6. To enter, you may use our online submission manager for your submissions until midnight […]
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Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose began accepting entries of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for the 2016-2017 issue and contest on July 1, with a deadline of Sept. 5. Winners in the three genres of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction will be chosen by the judges listed below; a grand prize winner will then be chosen […]
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