National Chapbook Fellowship
The Poetry Society of America's National Chapbook Fellowship is awarded once a year to two American poets under 30 years of age who have yet to publish a first book of poems. Two renowned poets select and introduce a winning manuscript for publication. Each winner receives an additional $1000 prize.
Winners
2009:
- A History of Waves by Haines Eason, selected by Mark Doty
- The Good News of the Ground by Heidi Johannesen Poon, selected by Cole Swensen
2008:
- Blue House by Christopher Nelson, selected by Mary Jo Bang
- Swerve by John Estes, selected by C.K. Williams
2007:
- Dear Wild Abandon by Andrew Michael Roberts, selected by Mark Strand
- Dream of Water by Kate Ingold, selected by Haryette Mullen
2006:
- Mayport by Maureen Thorson, selected by Heather McHugh
- The Eights by Dan Chelotti, selected by Yusef Komunyakaa
2005
- Guarding the Violins by Misty Harper, selected by Charles Simic
- What Remains by Stuart Greenhouse, selected by Brenda Hillman
2004
- Meditations by Joshua Poteat, selected by Mary Oliver
- Woman in a Boat by K. E. Allen, selected by Robert Creeley
2003
- Rowing Through Fog by Kerri Webster, selected by Carl Phillips
- The Morning Hour by Dawn Lundy Martin, selected by C. D. Wright
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