Helen Stewart Poetry Award
The Helen Stewart Poetry Award is an annual contest for local poets of Clark County, Nevada. The award is named in honor of the magazine’s namesake and the First Lady of Las Vegas, Helen Stewart.
Proceeds from the contest fees are split between the magazine and The Friends of the Fort. Both organizations need funding to help support the community and the arts.
Poems are judged by a selected poetry judge who is not on staff at the magazine. Our judge for this upcoming year is pending.
All poems submitted for the contest are reviewed by staff and considered for publication in our issues and our ongoing blog series Friday Night Specials.
1st prize: $100
2nd prize: $50
3rd prize: $25
All winning poems are published in our Spring Issue of that year.
Submissions have closed. We will reopen in September 2017.
Proceeds from the contest fees are split between the magazine and The Friends of the Fort. Both organizations need funding to help support the community and the arts.
Poems are judged by a selected poetry judge who is not on staff at the magazine. Our judge for this upcoming year is pending.
All poems submitted for the contest are reviewed by staff and considered for publication in our issues and our ongoing blog series Friday Night Specials.
1st prize: $100
2nd prize: $50
3rd prize: $25
All winning poems are published in our Spring Issue of that year.
Submissions have closed. We will reopen in September 2017.
Previous Winners
2nd Annual, April 2017
1st Place : | Home Means Nevada | Angela M. Brommel
2nd Place : | A Self | A.R. Martin
3rd Place : | Meditations on Love in a Time of Fear | Autumn Widdoes
1st Place : | Home Means Nevada | Angela M. Brommel
2nd Place : | A Self | A.R. Martin
3rd Place : | Meditations on Love in a Time of Fear | Autumn Widdoes
1st Annual, April 2016
1st Place : Ecotone | Christine Bettis
2nd Place : Arrhythmimic | Lana Hanson
3rd Place : Next, Is | Miranda Cooper
1st Place : Ecotone | Christine Bettis
2nd Place : Arrhythmimic | Lana Hanson
3rd Place : Next, Is | Miranda Cooper
