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Overleaf Chapbook Contest

July 13, 2015
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leaf_press_4c_2014The Overleaf Chapbook Manuscript Competition awards contracts to one Canadian and one international poet each year. Winners receive 50 copies of their chapbook as well as publicity and $100.00 to put towards refreshments for a launch party in their home town. Everyone who enters receives a poetry book of their choice from the Leaf Press catalogue (shipping paid). Entry is $25.00 CAN; deadline August 15th, 2015.
Details Here: http://leafpress.ca/guidelines-overleaf.htm

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