Saturday, April 27, 2013

2013 WRITE: Second Life Poet Wins International Competition

Second Life Poet Wins International Competition
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Invited post by Adele Ward (Jilly Kidd)
The International Lumen/Camden Poetry Competition has been won by a poet active on Second Life. Thanks to all of you who entered.... The winner is Patricia Averbach who many of you will know as Keykey Underwood. Her poem 'Smoke Rings' was selected from about 1,000 entries by the judge, the highly acclaimed American poet Anne Stevenson.

Patricia wins publication of her debut collection of poetry, work with an editor on her collection, 50 copies, a launch reading in London, and promotion of her book. You can read her winning poem on the competitions page of wardwoodpublishing.co.uk

The competition was promoted internationally in a variety of ways, including notices on Second Life. I'm delighted that a writer from Second Life has won, and especially one who is so well loved in the virtual writing groups.

All entry fees for this competition go to help the homeless in three London Cold Weather Shelters. The competition will open for entries again in September. 
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