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Monday, March 18, 2024

Congratulations, Alicia Rebecca Myers, 2024 Birdy Poetry Prize Winner!

We are overjoyed to announce the winner of the 
2024 Birdy Poetry Prize, Warble by Alicia Rebecca Myers


Congratulations, Alicia!



ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Alicia Rebecca Myers is a poet and essayist who holds an MFA in Poetry from NYU, where she was a Goldwater Writing Fellow. Her writing has appeared in publications that include Best New Poets, Creative Nonfiction, FIELD, River Styx, Gulf Coast, SWWIM, december, Threadcount, and The Rumpus. Her chapbook of poems, My Seaborgium (Brain Mill Press, 2015), was selected by Kiki Petrosino as winner of the inaugural Mineral Point Chapbook Series, and she has been the recipient of a Kimmel Harding Nelson residency for poetry and a Looking Glass Rock Writers’ Conference nonfiction scholarship. Warble is her first full-length book.



We would also like to extend a hearty congratulations to our Birdy finalists and semi-finalists!



Meadowlark would like to thank Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg for serving as this year's judge.

Here, you can watch the recording of the announcement event, including readings from 2021-2014 winners: Alison Hicks (Knowing Is a Branching Trail), Jonathan Greenhause (Cupping Our Palms), Zachary Lundgren (Turkey Vulture), and Alicia Rebecca Myers (Warble)! Also included are comments on what Caryn found so alluring about Warble. Thank you to all who attended the event and made it a special, celebratory evening!



Monday, May 8, 2023

2023 Birdy Poetry Prize Event Recording

Whether you missed it or want to relive the fun, this year's Birdy Poetry Prize event recording is now available! Thank you to everyone involved, and congratulations again to all semi-finalists, finalists, and Zachary Lundgren for his winning poetry collection, Turkey Vulture!








Monday, May 1, 2023

Congratulations Zachary Lundgren - WINNER of the '23 Birdy Poetry Prize!

 

It is with great excitement that we share the announcements for the 2023 Birdy Poetry Prize with you! 


The winning poetry collection for our annual Birdy Poetry Prize is Turkey Vulture by Zachary Lundgren! Congratulations! 



About the Winner:
Zachary Lundgren was born in California and received his MFA in poetry from the University of South Florida. He has been published in several literary magazines and reviews, including The Columbia Review, The Wisconsin Review, Clockhouse, Beecher’s Magazine, and The Louisville Review. He received his PhD in rhetoric and composition from East Carolina University and now resides in Denver, Colorado. 




We are also happy to extend a warm congratulations to our finalists and semi-finalists! 





A recording of our announcement event, which took place on Friday, will be shared soon. Watch our featured Meadowlark readers, Zachary Lundgren, Alison Hicks ('21 winner, Knowing Is a Branching Trail), Jonathan Greenhause ('22 winner, Cupping Our Palms), Brian Daldorph ('20 finalist, Kansas Poems), and Ruth Maus ('19 finalist, Valentine) read, and hear why our 2023 guest judge, Melissa Fite Johnson, chose Turkey Vulture to win this prize. 


Zachary will receive $1,000, publication, and 50 copies of his book. Stay tuned!








Monday, April 4, 2022

Congratulations Jonathan Greenhause - WINNER of the '22 Birdy Poetry Prize!

It is with great excitement that we share the announcements for the 2022 Birdy Poetry Prize! 

Check out the video below to hear Guest Judge and 2021 Birdy Finalist Bart Edelman (Whistling to Trick the Wind) announce the 2022 winner, Jonathan Greenhause! Additionally, hear Publisher Tracy Million Simmons announce the finalists and semifinalists for this year. Last, but certainly not least, hear Birdy poets Ruth Maus (Valentine), Brian Daldorph (Kansas Poems), Alison Hicks (Knowing Is a Branching Trail), and, now, Jonathan Greenhause read from their collections.