First Place in Kay Snow Writing Contest

First place in the Timberline Review’s Kay Snow Fiction category

Our 2023 Kay Snow Award Winners

The Paulann Petersen Award for Poetry

First place: “She Lived with Cats” by Ruth Q. Leibowitz

Runner-up: “Once Starved, Never Full” by Rene Lytle

The Kay Snow Award for Nonfiction (with special thanks to Elizabeth Lyon)

First place: “Half Truths at Spent at Slipping Rock” by Mary Sweigert

Runner-up: “Wings” by Teresa H. Janssen

Kay Snow Award for Fiction (with special thanks to C. Lill Ahrens)

First place: “How to Get a Best Friend” by Brenna Twobears

Runner-up: “Standing in Water” by Kathleen Caprario Ulrich

The purpose of this annual writing contest, named in honor of Willamette Writers’ founder, Kay Snow, is to help writers reach professional goals in writing through a broad array of categories, and also to encourage student writers. In addition to prizes, winners are listed on the Willamette Writers website and honored at our Willamette Writers Conference held annually in August. Check out the new guidelines here.

Important: the Timberline Review and Kay Snow Awards are now working together, so if you submit to the Timberline Review, you will automatically be entered in the Kay Snow Awards. There is no separate submission for Kay Snow. You cannot submit to Kay Snow without submitting to the Timberline Review. Make sure you review our new guidelines here.

via the Willamette Writers website

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