Category Archives: Rane Arroyo Prize

Rane Arroyo Chapbook co-winners selected: Golden, Gomez

We’re thrilled to announce the co-winners of the 2015 Rane Arroyo Chapbook Prize: “Aristotle’s Lantern” by Sierra Golden of Seattle, Washington and “A Short Tablature of Loss” by Rodney Gomez of Brownsville, Texas. Both manuscripts will be published this fall. Runners-up this year were MK Sukach, for “Hypothetically Speaking,” and Thomas Alan Holmes, for “Medievalist and I.” Our thanks to everyone who sent in manuscripts.

The next reading period for the Rane Arroyo Series will be November 1 – December 16, 2016.

At this time we’d also like to extend our deep gratitude to Eduardo Corral, who is concluding his term as co-editor of this series. 

Rhett Watts – No Innocent Eye released

ImageI’m very happy to announce the release of No Innocent Eye. This chapbook, by Rhett Watts, is Number Two in the Rane Arroyo Series and features a woodblock cover design on 24-lb celery Southworth papers. Please share in our congratulations to Rhett on the overdue publication of this fine collection!

 

Rane Arroyo reading period extended through 10/31

Due to a significant number of queries regarding the changed deadline (changed from last year), we’re happy to extend the reading period for the annual Rane Arroyo Chapbook Prize: we will continue accepting submissions through October 31. Please note that work will be considered this year only from writers without previous book or chapbook publication. We use a blind-submission process; editors Ron Mohring and Eduardo C. Corral will read every manuscript received and are looking forward to seeing your work! Full guidelines here.

Rane Arroyo Prize co-winners selected: Alvarez, Watts

We’re very happy to announce the co-winners of the inaugural Rane Arroyo Chapbook Prize, selected by editors Ron Mohring and Eduardo C. Corral: Six Poems from the Codex Mojaodicus, by Steven Alvarez of Lexington, Kentucky, and No Innocent Eyeby Rhett Watts of Manchester Connecticut will be published in spring 2013. It was an absolute pleasure to read and discuss such a wonderful, diverse array of manuscripts. Our thanks to everyone who entered work and helped spread the word about this series. We truly could not do this without you.