Kathline Carr Awarded 2015 Clarissa Dalloway Prize
Jul01

Kathline Carr Awarded 2015 Clarissa Dalloway Prize

Posted on Jul 1, 2015

Kathline Carr, writer and visual artist, earned her BFA in Creative Writing with concentrations in visual art and feminist philosophy from Goddard College, VT and holds an MFA in Visual Arts from The Art Institute of Boston. Her writing/art has appeared in Calyx, Earth’s Daughters, Hawaii Review, CT Review, Alexandria Quarterly and elsewhere; recently, she has exhibited in the Berkshires, NYC, Boston, Toronto, and artSTRAND Gallery in...

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Submit Smart, Submit Relentlessly
Mar18

Submit Smart, Submit Relentlessly

Posted on Mar 18, 2015

April 1st To the Lighthouse Poetry and Clarissa Dalloway “everything but poetry” Book Prize Deadline AROHO asked past To the Lighthouse Winners Julie Marie Wade, Leia Penina Wilson, and Carolyn Guinzio, and Clarissa Dalloway winner Anna Maria Hong, about what winning the TTL and CD Book Prizes has meant to their lives and careers, and about what it took to get there. And now we’re asking you… Have you stopped...

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Anna Maria Hong Awarded 2014 Clarissa Dalloway Prize
Oct15

Anna Maria Hong Awarded 2014 Clarissa Dalloway Prize

Posted on Oct 15, 2014

“H & G,” a fantastical and fantastic re-imagining of the story of Hansel and Gretel by Anna Maria Hong, is the winner of AROHO’s inaugural Clarissa Dalloway “everything but poetry” Book Prize.  Finalist Judge Kate Gale wrote: “H & G represents the AROHO story.  Big myth collides with all of our personal narratives:  the witch, the oven, the fire.  As women, we write our way out of that story...

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New Clarissa Dalloway “everything but poetry” Book Prize
Jan22

New Clarissa Dalloway “everything but poetry” Book Prize

Posted on Jan 22, 2014

A Room of Her Own  is pleased to announce the Clarissa Dalloway “everything but poetry” Book Prize. The new prize will award  $1,000 and publication to one previously unpublished prose manuscript by a woman writer. Accepted genres will include but are not limited to memoir, biography, novel or novella, young adult literature, and graphic novels.   Developed in order to celebrate a variety of voice and style in women’s...

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