Two Days Left to Enter
The 2023 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Saturday, April 15th!
First Prize is $500 and publication in Issue 40, Autumn 2023. And two runners-up will receive $50 each and publication.
The Magpie Award is for previously unpublished poems of up to 100 lines in length. Poetry that relies heavily on visual structure is eligible for prize money, but may be excluded from publication if the formatting is difficult to reproduce in print or eBook.
The entry fee is $25 for your first poem, $10 each subsequent poem. All entry fees include a 1-year digital subscription to Pulp Literature.
Stay tuned to the blog or sign up for our newsletter for the announcement of the winner and runners-up in mid-May.
Enter the 2023 Magpie Award today!
Meanwhile, to read the poems of winners past, pick up your copy of Issue 36, Autumn 2022 or Issue 32, Autumn 2021.
Final judge Renée Sarojini Saklikar (Surrey Poet Laureate, 2015–2018) is the author of four books and six chapbooks. Renée’s sci-fi epic in verse, Bramah and the Beggar Boy, was published in 2021. Her new book, Bramah’s Quest, is forthcoming in Spring 2023 from Nightwood Editions. ‘Told under the Linden Tree’, a new tale from her epic saga THOT J BAP, appeared in Pulp Literature Issue 37, Winter 2023. Also, her short story ‘Man with Golden Helmet’ appeared in Issue 28. Visit Renée on Twitter.
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