Today is the book release date for 2025 Richard Snyder Prize Winner K.T. Landon’s debut collection, Abide. As contest judge Kim Addonizio put it: “These poems ask us to remember that whenever we can, we must, as Adam Zagajewski wrote,… Read More »Book release: abide
On the eve of the book release for ABIDE, 2025 Richard Snyder Prize Winner KT Landon is taking this show on the road. Here are some fall dates. If you’re in the area, drop by and say hi. Maybe pick… Read More »KT Landon hits the road
The Ashland Poetry Press is thrilled to announce that judge D.A. Powell has selected Michael Lavers’ “A Brief History of My Dictatorship” as the winner of the 2026 Richard Snyder Memorial Poetry Prize. We received nearly 500 entries this year, and every… Read More »2026 Richard Snyder Prize Winner is Michael Lavers
K.T. Landon’s Abide comes out September 1, but you can pre-order it from Itasca and Amazon. Add title attribute to link
Last Call, poets!! Submissions to the Richard Snyder Book Prize close at 11:59pm tonight! Submit submit submit submit! 2026 Judge: D.A. Powell Submit at: https://ashlandpoetrypress.submittable.com
Good news, poets! The Richard Snyder Prize is going to keep reading until May 15! 2026 Judge: D.A. Powell$27/entry$1,000 and publication for the winner Guidelines and submissions HERE.
Now that we’re back from Baltimore, this is a good time to remember: we’re reading book manuscripts for the 2026 Richard Snyder Prize. Judge: D.A. Powell Deadline: May 1, 2026 $27 submission fee $1000 and publication in 2027 for the… Read More »Send us your manuscripts!
Ashland Poetry Press is thrilled to announce that the 2025 judge for our Richard Snyder Memorial Book Prize is D.A. Powell. The Prize opened for submissions on January 1 and will read through the spring (deadline May 1). Please find… Read More »2026 Richard Snyder Prize Opens!
We’re thrilled to announce that D.A. Powell will be the judge for the 2026 Richard Snyder Prize. We’ll start reading January 1, via Submittable. Send us your work! D. A. Powell’s most recent collections include Low Hanging Fruit (Foundlings Press,… Read More »D.A. Powell to judge 2026 Richard Snyder Prize
Pella Felton at Literary Underground reviews 2024 Richard Snyder Prize Winner, Valerie Perreault’s Neon Pastoral. “In many ways, Neon Pastoral functions as a modern Divine Comedy—a three-act journey through an inferno where hell is postmodern, capitalist, and viscous.”