Congratulations to poet Chee Brossy on winning the 2024 Washington Prize with his collection Word-Made World. Chosen by a panel of five judges from 437 submissions, this unique collection explores […]
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From a fine pod of finalists bursting with vitality, Sharon Suzuki-Martinez‘s The Loneliest Whale Blues rose to claim this year’s Washington Prize. It will be released in the spring of
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Meg Kearney of NH has won the 2020 Washington Prize for her manuscript All Morning the Crows. Cleopatra Mathis says the book “goes well beyond a metaphoric treatment of birds
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Our first book of 2021, Skirted by Julie Marie Wade, will launch this March in three virtual readings shared with Denise Duhamel, who will read from her new collection, Second
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