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Yeats Poetry Prize

Each year the Society awards cash and honorary prizes for poems in any style entered duing an open submissions period. Awards are presented at the Union Square Barnes & Noble (New York City) in April. If a report is available, you may access it by clicking on the name of the judge.

 

Guidelines for 2017 Yeats Poetry Prize

 

Deadline: February 15, 2017

Alfred Corn, Judge

The WB Yeats Society of NY poetry competition is open to members and nonmembers of any age, from any locality worldwide. Poems in English on any subject, up to 60 lines, not previously published, may be submitted. Type each poem (judged separately) on an 8.5 x 11” sheet without author’s name; attach 3×5 card with name, address, phone, e-mail. Entry fee is $15 for first poem, $12 each additional. Mail submissions to 2017 Poetry Competition, WB Yeats Society of NY, National Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY 10003. Include S.A.S.E. to receive judge’s report. List of winners posted on YeatsSociety.org  about March 31. First prize $1,000, second prize $500. Winners and honorable mentions receive two-year memberships in the Society and are honored at April event in New York City. Authors retain rights to their poems, but grant the Society the right to publish their winning entries. These are complete guidelines; no entry form necessary. We reserve the right to hold late submissions to following year. 

To submit online via Submittable, click here or copy and paste the following URL into your broswer: https://yeats.submittable.com/submit

Judge’s Reports and Winning Entries 

 

2016  Alfred Corn

2015  Jessica Greenbaum

2014  Jessica Greenbaum

2013  Bill Zavatsky

2012  Bill Zavatsky

2011  Samuel Menashe

2010  Alice Quinn

2009  Alice Quinn

2008  Marie Ponsot

2007  Marie Ponsot

2006  Marie Ponsot

2005  Grace Schulman

2004  Grace Schulman

2003  Harvey Shapiro

2002  Harvey Shapiro

2001  Paul Muldoon

2000  Billy Collins

1999  Eamon Grennan

1998  Campbell McGrath

1997  L.S. Asekoff

1996  L.S. Asekoff

1995  Eamon Grennan

1994  Eamon Grennan

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