"Calling poets! Comment Magazine's second-annual "Making the Most of College" poetry contest runs until July 1st, 2010. The question: How does a 21st-century education lead you to respond to a 19th-century visionary? Write a sonnet which interacts in some way with Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Ozymandias" —a refutation? an update? a round of applause? Imagine the poem afresh for university students 2010-11. Email your submissions to comment(at)cardus(dot)ca by July 1st. First-place winner takes $100 CDN and the page 1 poem in our Fall 2010 print issue. Second- and third-place runners-up also get published later in the Fall Issue. Enter today!" No entry fee indicated. (via ImageUpdate)
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Meet new agent Chelsea Gilmore, who is looking for "women’s fiction, literary fiction, young adult, mysteries/thrillers, and pop culture."
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Bournemouth University (U.K.) seeks a Practitioner in Residence (Creative Writing & Journalism): "You are an accomplished creative writer with a good academic record and significant professional experience; ideally you will also have some experience of writing features and of the online environment. This post is available on a fixed term part time basis of either one day per week for a period of six months or two days per week for a period of three months."
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Two new job postings from the Poetry Foundation (Chicago): Media Director and Director of the Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute.
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Ramapo College (N.J.) is looking for a Development Writer/Publicist, George Mason University (Va.) seeks a part-time Writer, and Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design is looking for a Content Writer.
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