WRITING CONTEST UPDATE: We have a poetry judge!

Well, we finally have a poetry judge! Meet Brian Teare, award-winning poet and assistant prof at Temple University. He's been published in Volt, Ploughshares, American Poetry Review and a bunch of other places. He's the author of three collections so far, and his fourth, Companion Grasses, comes out next year.

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WRITING CONTEST UPDATE: We have a poetry judge!

POSTED: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 12:00 PM

Filed Under: Win Books

We named this year's fiction judge a little bit ago. It's Duane Swierczynski, former City Paper editor in chief and a the author of cult fave crime novels like The Wheelman, The Blonde and more. The new one, Point and Shoot, which comes out March 7. He has killed a lot of people (only on paper, far as we know).

Well, we finally have a poetry judge! Meet Brian Teare (pictured), award-winning poet and assistant prof at Temple University. He's been published in Volt, Ploughshares, American Poetry Review and a bunch of other places. He's the author of three collections so far, and his fourth, Companion Grasses, comes out next year.

So there it is. The people you need to impress. The deadline is Feb. 29. The rest of the info you need is right here.

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