Here's Your Chance
Kansas City Poetry Contest Offers Chance to Publish
The third annual Kansas City Poetry contest, offering $1,600 in prizes and publication of a book-length work, has been announced by Thorpe Menn, literary editor of the Kansas City Star, which co-sponsors the awards.
ENTRIES must be submitted before February 15, 1966, and winners will be announced April 28, 1966, at the last of the 1965-66 American Poets' Series of the Jewish Community Center in Kansas City.
The awards include the Devins Memorial award, $500 plus a cash advance on royalties from the winner's book to be published by the University of Missouri Press; the Kansas City Star awards, four $100 prizes for single poems; the Hallmark Honor prizes, six $100 prizes for single poems submitted by full-time students of colleges and universities; and the H. Jay Sharp prizes, four $25 prizes which are open to high school students for single poems.
usual honorarium and expenses by the Jewish center. At this appearance, his book will go on sale.
CASH PRIZES for individual poems will be immediately mailed
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The winner of the Devins award will also be invited to speak at the 1966-67 American Poets' series and be paid the
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