Poetry Giveaway 2010

In April, three of my favorite things will converge:

• poetry

• free stuff

• mail 

To celebrate National Poetry Month, a host of writers are sharing their love of poetry — with free poetry books! (Thanks to poet Kelli Agodon for orchestrating this worldwide event). For my part, I am giving away two books to two lucky winners (includes free shipping to anywhere in the world).

How to Win:

• Leave a comment on this post any time before May 1, 2010. 

   Include your name and contact info. 

• On May 1, two winners will be chosen in a random drawing of names. 

• Check back and see if you are a winner!

Win these Books: 

• Forecast

A word-art collaboration featuring poems by Drew Myron and interpretive paintings by Tracy Weil. 

 

• The Real Warnings, by Rhett Iseman Trull

Winner of the 2008 Anhinga Prize for Poetry, the Real Warnings earned high praise from poet/judge Sheryl St. Germain: “Open this book up anywhere and you'll find a poem of fierce and uncompromising energy and insight . . . I've never read a poet who understands more fully the brutal paradoxes of love and of loving damaged things.”

   

• Enter now!  Good luck and good reading. 

Update on Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 1:44PM by Drew

Winner of Forecast, a word-art collaboration by Drew Myron and Tracy Weil, is A.M, also known as Amber (Dean) McQuillan.

Winner of The Real Warnings by Rhett Iseman Trull (one of my favorite poets and poetry collections), is Matthew Thorburn, a poet living in New York City. 

The Poetry Book Giveaway was created by poet Kelli Agodon to celebrate National Poetry Month and promote a love of, and appreciation for, poetry. Over 50 bloggers took part, giving away more than 100 poetry books.

The event has been a wonderful way to explore and discover a world of new, unknown and established poets. Many thanks to Kelli at Book of Kells for including me as a Giveaway host, and to everyone for stopping by and entering the drawing. See you next year! 

Note: If you are a winner and see your name above, please email me with your mailing address so I can get your book to you right away.  dcm@drewmyron.com 

Comments

[Chad Scheel]

count me in...

[Carl Palmer]

Thanks for adding my name

[Molly]

Please count me in - thanks

http://bothfires.blogspot.com/

[Kelley Henry]

I would love to have my name randomly drawn. Maybe something in charcoal, or a pencil sketch....Thanks for doing this! Kelley kjhbunny@yahoo.com

[Jé Maverick]

Thanks for the oppportunity and for your generosity, Drew. Please consider me for the draw. Cheers. :)

Jé Maverick

jemaverick [at] gmail [dot] com
http://www.jemaverick.com/

[MEHope]

Poetry is always an inspiration!
Thanks,
MEHope

[Remy]

What's great is that I learn about new books, win or lose.

[jessica]

Please include me in the drawing. I love poetry books and mail too!

www.vinegarandvanilla.blogspot.com

[Frogtown]

Sounds awesome, count me in.

frogtown (at) gmail.com

[Lindsay]

Thanks very much for this opportunity!
Would make some great post-exams reading :)

you can contact me at,

lindsay.veenstra(at)gmail(dot)com

[Ronald Lewis]

Thank you so much for this opportunity - such a great idea! I produce the Vermont Poetry Newsletter & Poetry Event Calendar, so am looking forward to promoting your book, if I'm lucky enough to be a winner! Ron Lewis

[Sherry Chandler]

Please include me. Thank you.

[Sam Boyd]

thank you for your generosity!

boydst@plu.edu

[Stacy Lynn Mar]

Those books sound amazing! Please add me.

[A. M.]

Great to see another person participating in this generous giveaway!

[Mark and Sara]

See you in July! We just made a reservation at Yachats Inn.

[drew]

Mark, Sara -
That's great news! Can't wait to see you here.

[kelly@the blue muse]

Both choices look wonderful...

[Ana]

I'm In! I love poetry!

[A. M.]

Oops! I just e-mailed you (or, at least I e-mailed the e-mail address you have in your contact page. Hehe.) Hoping it finds its way across the interwebs to you!