Congratulations to Monalisa, winner of the February contest
Join us in congratulating Monalisa, whose poem “Dirt is tastier than dust” won the February contest!
You can read her winning poem here http://www.neopoet.com/node/35563
Ways to improve the Spotlight
Dear members,
the AEC is looking for ways to improve the Spotlight. Please visit the forum at http://www.neopoet.com/forum/34076-spotlight-nominations-feedback and let us know your thoughts.
The forum will be up for a month and the AEC will base its final decision on your feedback.
Congratulations to theladyblue, winner of the December contest!
Theladyblue’s poem “What Soft Lies are Whispered” won the December narrative poetry contest. Congratulations, theladyblue!
You can find her winning poem here http://www.neopoet.com/node/32075
She receives a $25 Amazon.com gift certificate.
A look back at Neopoet in 2009
We invite you to read our latest bimonthly newsletter, where we offer a recap of Neopoet in 2009.
Happy New Year everyone!
Please join us in celebrating our THIRD ANNIVERSARY on January 1, 2010!
A look back at Neopoet in 2009
2010 contests
The AEC and the contest director are looking for feedback on the 2009 contests and for suggestions for the 2010 contest schedule.
Please visit the forum
http://www.neopoet.com/forum/31519-2010-contests
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Election Results
We would like to cordially welcome the new members of the 10th Advocate Election Committee:
Ink Dragon, AEC Chair
And, in alphabetical order:
AEC Election: December 22 to December 26
Vote for the candidates you would like to support for membership on the Advocates Election Committee.
Open Nomination Period
Open Nomination Period
Nominate yourself or any other member for the AEC at:
Workshop
The AEC is excited to announce the concept of a new venue on Neopoet – the “Neopoet Workshop”.
Experienced leaders will be able to launch workshops on virtually any topic of their choosing. They will have full control to set the agenda and format of the workshop. For example, one leader might run a workshop where participants submit seven poems over seven weeks, each structured in a different historical style, while another might host a one day workshop to discuss beat poetry.
Because each workshop will be a structured environment, participants will be guaranteed a certain level of feedback on their work. Participants who are unable to meet their obligations will be discouraged from rejoining a workshop until they commit to giving the level of feedback requested by the workshop leader.
