Address 186 West Main Street Spartanburg,SC 29306 USA Phone Number (864) 577-9349 Fax Number (864) 577-0188 TTY Number Email [email protected] Website http://hubcity.org Executive Director Betsy Teter Founding Year 0 Incorporating Year 0 Mission Statement Hub City Press is a non-profit independent press in Spartanburg, SC that publishes high-quality works by new and established authors, with an emphasis on the Southern experience. They are funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, the South Carolina Arts Commission, and others. See our new and forthcoming titles on this page and visit our catalog for our backlist. Program Name New Southern Voices Poetry Book Prize Program Contact Program Phone Program Email [email protected] Year Program Founded 0 Description of Program This is open to all poets who have either never published a full-length collection of poetry or who have only published one full-length collection and who currently reside in and have had residency in one or more of the following states for a minimum of 24 consecutive months: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia. (Residency will be verified before prize winner is announced.) Conditions/Public Service Requirements Award Website http://www.hubcity.org/press/new-southern-voices-poetry-prize Where does the program take place? Does this program primarily support the creation of new work? No Support or Services Provided as part of the Program Description of Support or Services Prize: $1000 and publication by Hub City Press in 2014. Amount Awarded by this Program (if an award) 1000.00 Related Arts Category Discipline Secondary Tertiary Literature Poetry Residency State City County Neigborhood Alabama Any Any Any Arkansas Any Any Any Florida Any Any Any Georgia Any Any Any Kentucky Any Any Any Louisiana Any Any Any Mississippi Any Any Any North Carolina Any Any Any South Carolina Any Any Any Tennessee Any Any Any West Virginia Any Any Any Gender No Requirement Age No Requirement Can Previous Awardees Re-apply? Ethnicity No Requirement Career Point No Requirement Special Population No Requirement Other Restrictions Friends, colleagues, and students of the judge, D.A. Powell, are not eligible. Writers who have published 2 or more full-length collections of poetry or who do not meet the residency requirements are NOT eligible. Total Number of Applicants (annually) 0 Total Number of Recipients (annually) 0 Total Number of Awards (annually) 0 Total Amount Awarded by this Program (annually) $0 Procedure Open Application Contact Requirements Material/Process • Hub City Press will accept typed poetry manuscript submissions of 48-120 pages between January 1, 2013 and April 1, 2013. • Simultaneous submissions of the same manuscript to other publishers or contests are acceptable but please notify Hub City Press by email ([email protected]) if your manuscript has been accepted elsewhere. • While translations and manuscripts in languages other than English are not acceptable, manuscripts that occasionally use words from other languages are perfectly fine. • No revisions of submitted manuscripts will be allowed during the contest. • Hub City Press asks that you do NOT include bio or acknowledgements page with your manuscript since all manuscripts will be read anonymously by our readers, editors, and judge. • Manuscripts should include two title pages. One should include title, author’s name and contact information (this should be the only page that includes the author’s name). The other should have the manuscript’s title only. • All physical manuscripts should be typed on standard white paper, printed on one side only, paginated (with table of contents), and bound with a single clip. • If mailing your manuscript, please include a check for $25 made to Hub City Press, or a receipt of a Paypal payment below. Address: New Southern Voices, Hub City Press, 186 West Main St., Spartanburg SC 29306. Application Fee $25 Exact Deadline Deadline2 Deadline3 Deadline4 Approximate Deadline Rolling Deadline No Ideal Contact Month for New Application and Guidelines Selection Process/Criteria Judge: D.A. Powell Born in Albany, Georgia, D.A. Powell received an MA at Sonoma State University and an MFA at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. Powell has served as the Briggs-Copeland Lecturer at Harvard, and he has also taught at Columbia University and the University of San Francisco. Two of his books have been nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Award. His most recent books are Chronic and Useless Landscape, or a Guide for Boys. Notification Process Are awardees required to submit a Final Report? False Awardee's Public Service Requirement?