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By Marissa Ranello, on 12-04-2008 17:01

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Covert Press is holding an open chapbook contest for the month of April.

We don't care who you are. We don't care where you have or haven't been published. We don't care who you know or don't know. We don't care about rules. We don't care about reading fees. We just want to publish the best poetry out there.

  • Contest will be judged by Devin D'Andrea and Michael Grover.
  • Winner gets their book published and 20 copies.
  • Losing submissions still might be published over the year.

 DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2008

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