Exclamations in Ink
Exclamations in Ink is the collection of winning poetry from the ninth (2004) Northern Ontario Poetry Competition co-sponsored by the Canadian Authors Association - Temiskaming Branch and White Mountain Publications, New Liskeard.
In keeping with the Canadian Authors Association motto of "Writers Helping Writers", this annual competition encourages and assists the development of new and existing poetic talents in the Northern Ontario region as defined by Canada Post's postal code beginning with the letter P.
Annual Rules and Guidelines
The deadline for entries each year is May 31st.
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ISBN: 978-1-894747-11-0 | WMPub#1088 | 64 pages, chapbook | $6.95 CDN
Table of Contents
3 Acknowledgements
7 From the Judges
Prize Winning Selections
First Prize Winner
Wayne Brown of Dryden for the poem The Road Taken
Second Prize Winner
Jerry Jordison of New Liskeard for the poem Growing Fewer
Third Prize Winner
Arthur Quesnel of Sudbury for the poem The Bridge
Honourable Mentions
J F Kuehnen of Huntsville for the poem Accident
Lynley Scott of Thunder Bay for the poem Vulnerability
Christine Richardson of Hearst for the poem Dr. Mom
Wayne Brown of Dryden for the poem News At Six
Judge's Selections
Wayne Brown of Dryden for the poem Old Reruns
Samantha Cole of Hearst for the poem Plea of a Teenage Girl
Sophie Anne Edwards of Little Current for the poem I'd Like to Live
Ryan Gibbs of Kirkland Lake for the poem Sudbury Andromeda
Irene Golas of Sudbury for the poem Thought You Should Know
Boniface Idziak of Iron Bridge for the poem Twinkling in the Galaxy
Karen Johns of Sault Ste. Marie for the poem Wolf Dreams
Jerry Jordison of New Liskeard for the poem Words
Jerry Jordison of New Liskeard for the poem I'm Equal
Jerry Jordison of New Liskeard for the poem Does A Song Need To Be Sung?
J F Kuehnen of Huntsville for the poem Six O'Clock
J F Kuehnen of Huntsville for the poem Shelter
J F Kuehnen of Huntsville for the poem Sing, Sing, Sing
Arthur Quesnel of Sudbury for the poem Along the West Bank
Arthur Quesnel of Sudbury for the poem Response to An Attempt at Reacquaintance
Arthur Quesnel of Sudbury for the poem In The Mountains
Christine Richardson of Hearst for the poem A Not-So-Modest Proposal
Karin Seidemann of Sault Ste. Marie for the poem Storm
Erna St. Amand of Elliot Lake for the poem Baglady
Erna St. Amand of Elliot Lake for the poem A Moment of Joy
Janke Wielenga of Thunder Bay for the poem Losing Emily
Janke Wielenga of Thunder Bay for the poem April Evening Thunder Bay
Germaene Wilkins of Blind River for the poem Memories
Elizabeth von Keitz of Kirkland Lake for the poem The Gift of Gab