Susan Nathiel of Middlefield, CT has won the 39th New Millennium Nonfiction Prize for “Hearing Silence.” She will receive $1,000 and publication both online and in print. “The work recounts the aftermath of a tragedy, and examines the questions and culpabilities that survivors are left to unravel.” –NMW
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Claire Bateman of Greenville, South Carolina has won the 40th New Millennium Poetry Prize for “Meanwhile, We Called Ourselves Human,”. She will $1,000 and publication both online and in print. Maureen McLane, celebrated poet and 2014 National Book Award Finalist, served as our guest judge for this contest. McLane had these words of praise for Bateman’s poem: “A
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Karen Hunt of Woodland Hills, CA has one the 40th New Millennium Nonfiction Prize for “Into the World.” She will receive $1,000 and publication both online and in print. “At ten years old, Karen and her family embarked on a journey around the world. This essay chronicles those turbulent and eye-opening travels and how they continue to
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Issue: #24 Available: 2015 Editor: Alexis Williams Carr Published by: New Millennium Writings Format: Paperback Price: $12 THE “INFATUATION” ISSUE Outstanding Stories, Poems, and Other Imaginings on… Quantum Entanglements, Snake Librarians, First Guitars, Transitional Light, The Night as Meditation, and much more… Cover Art “Infatuation” by Kate ‘Spinks’ Dean Professional body painter and ‘Freestyle Body painting Champion 2009 & 2012,
INFATUATION
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Award Winners & Finalists of the 39th New Millennium Writing Awards!
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Issue: #23 Available: 2014 Editor: Alexis Williams Carr Published by: New Millennium Writings Format: Paperback Price: $12 THE “JOAN OF ARC” ISSUE Outstanding Stories, Poems, and Other Imaginings on… Joan of Arc, Gifts to Wet Ankles, Spider Silk Weaving, Butterfly Burial, Blowing the Third Eye, The Inescapable Levity of Gravity, and much more. Cover Art “Joan of Arc” by Brenda
JOAN OF ARC
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New Millennium Writings Issue 23 — 2014 The “Joan of Arc” Issue Awards XLV (Winter 2012-13) Awards XLVI (Summer 2013) — NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS — Devreaux Baker has published three books of poetry. She is the recipient of a PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Poetry Award for her book, Red Willow People. She is a MacDowell Fellow, a
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by Don Williams “On high adventure, near death experiences, feral friends, indigenous students, social justice, the power of poetry, the perils of war, the illusions of fame, and much more.” –Don Williams
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— Author’s First Published Poem — Lee R. Jines (1941-2014) – Born in Baton Rouge, LA, Lee was an Army veteran and was active in the ceramic and sculpture art community, little theater, commercial modeling, and has appeared in a few movies. Read his poem…
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American Book Award winner, Pamela Uschuk graduated with honors with a MFA in Poetry and Fiction from the University of Montana. Called by The Bloomsbury Review, “one of the most insightful and spirited poets today,” she is the author of six books of poems, including the award-winning Finding Peaches in the Desert and Crazy Love (2010
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