Call for Poets
The Bridgewater International Poetry Festival
A celebration of global poetry in English
hosted at Bridgewater College
January 17-20, 2013
Poets: Submissions accepted through December 28, 2012, or until all sessions
full. No international submissions accepted after October 15, 2012, unless visa
application is already in process (for countries which require visa).
Registration $30; meals available for purchase on and off campus.
Editors and
Publishers: you may request
table space to meet with prospective authors or to display and sell materials:
in addition to registration, half-table $30, whole table $50.
Anthology: selected poems from the festival will
be published in an anthology by unboundCONTENT (with permission of the
authors), proceeds of which will be used to create financial assistance to
international poets to attend future festivals.
Registration form ($30, form available approximately
November 12)
Lodging information
Tentative schedule and program draft (available early
January)
Travel information and directions
Travel information and directions
Some
of the poets already planning to attend:
Carolyn
Atkins, Lexington, VA
Jacqueline Bishop, New York, NY
Jenna Butler, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
John Hoppenthaler, Greenville, NC
Julie Ellinger Hunt, Succasunna, NJ
Geoffrey Philp, Miami, FL
Julian Stannard, Winchester, United Kingdom
Jacqueline Bishop, New York, NY
Jenna Butler, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
John Hoppenthaler, Greenville, NC
Julie Ellinger Hunt, Succasunna, NJ
Geoffrey Philp, Miami, FL
Julian Stannard, Winchester, United Kingdom
Some of the publishers committed to attend
We are
accepting proposals from poets for a reading of 20 minutes from their original
poetry. A 5-minute question-and-answer period will follow and a 5-minute
transition to another room where poets can greet and entertain longer
questions, in a reception area for the Poet of the Moment.
Send 3-5 poems to one of the addresses below along with a brief biographical sketch of 200 words or less. Photographs may be attached but are optional.
Send 3-5 poems to one of the addresses below along with a brief biographical sketch of 200 words or less. Photographs may be attached but are optional.
lit-conf@bridgewater.edu or
Stan Galloway
Dept. of English
Bridgewater College
402 E. College St.
Bridgewater, VA 22812 USA
Stan Galloway
Dept. of English
Bridgewater College
402 E. College St.
Bridgewater, VA 22812 USA
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Bridgewater College Department of English
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