Friday, November 1st is here and we are announcing the winners of this year’s poetry contest. The winners are notified ahead of time so we can prepare their interviews, but I will swear them to secrecy (lol) until we make the announcement.
We have selected 2 winners (1st and 2nd place) and four honorable mentions.
But that’s not all.
Please be sure to check your email if you entered a poem for the 2019 contest to learn more and for further instructions on what to do next.
As a reminder:
The 1st Place Grand-Prize Winner will be awarded the following:
- $50 Barnes and Noble Giftcard
- Publishing in the 2020 2nd Edition Literary Korner Publishing Magazine for Poets
- Publishing and Author Spotlight Interview on Yecheilyah’s Blog (over 2900 subscribers, 70k views a week)
- Spotlight across Yecheilyah’s social media
- Spotlight in Yecheilyah’s email list
- Signed copy of I am Soul with matching bookmark
2nd Place Awarded the following:
- Publishing in the 2020 2nd Edition Literary Korner Publishing Magazine for Poets
- Publishing and Author Spotlight Interview on Yecheilyah’s Blog (over 2900 subscribers, 70k views a week)
- Spotlight across Yecheilyah’s social media
- Spotlight in Yecheilyah’s email list
A digital version of the 2020 Literary Korner Publishing Digital Magazine will be available February 2020 featuring the winning poems. The Print version will be available fall of 2020. We will not feature the winning poems on the blog this year because they are featured in the magazine.
If you have not already purchased this year’s LitMag of our 2018 winners you can do so HERE. Your support helps to sponsor this and future contests. Thanks to everyone who contributed so far!
Okie dokie. We will see who wins on Friday!
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