| 词条 | Roger Elkin |
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Roger Elkin is an English poet,[1] born in Biddulph, Staffordshire,U K, who has won over 250 prizes and places - 57 firsts - in national and international poetry competitions. Awards and recognition
The following poems have been awarded 1st Prize in (inter) national open poetry competitions: {{Div col|colwidth=30em}}1. She Paints, Lake Aske Memorial Award 1982 2. In His Eighty-Eighth Year, Staple Open 1986 3. May Visitations , Douglas Gibson Memorial Award 1986 4. The Ribble At Stainforth, Open University 1986 5. Cordelia in Exile, Sylvia Plath Award, World Order of Narrative Poems 1987 6. Oriental Poppies, Yeats Club Open 1987 7. The Fellowship of Hedges, Envoi Poetry Competition 88 1987 8. French Fireworks, Wansbeck Writers’ Open 1987 9. Moorland Stirks , Lake Aske Memorial Award 1987 10. Blood Brothers , Tees Valley Writer Open 1989 11. Run, run, as fast as you can, Tees Valley Writer Open 1989 12. Flower Talk , Tees Valley Writer Open 1990 13. Eating Game , Swanage Open 1990 14. Inheritance of Coal , Tees Valley Writer Open 1990 15. Stonewalling, Tees Valley Writer Open 1990 16. Ward 4B (Admissions), The Writers’ Rostrum Open 1991
17. Red Admirals, The Trewithen Poetry Prize 1998 18. Dying, she became islanded, boho Open 2004 19. Stick, Ginger, Corduroy…, Scottish International Open 2004 20. At Moments of Kill… , Norwich Writers’ Circle Open 2005 21. Boy Diving , Fakenham Open Poetry 2007 22. Feral Pigeons, Salopian Open 2007 23. Hunter-Gatherer Dan, Quantum Leap 19th Open 2007 24. Ligularia dentata, Segora Open 2007 25. Gran’s Hens , Fosseway Writers’ Open 2008 26. There’s this memory, Leicester Poetry Society Open 2008 27. Blue Hyacinths, Diversity House (Excel for Charity) 2009 28. Strange Harmony , Northampton Writers’ Group 2009 29. His Eightieth , Haddon Library, Cambridge 2009 30. Song Of Woman With Child, Hastings International Open 2009 31. Rambling Peak District , Cannon Poets Open 2009 32. Finding Stones, Segora Open 2009 33. Lucky Break , Fosseway Writers’ 2010 34. Vultures , Theatre Royal Hyde Open 2010 35. Shooting Rhino, Southport Writers’ Circle Open 2011 36. White Phlox, Theatre Royal Hyde Open 2011 37. White Phlox, Tenby Arts Open 2011 38. Fallow Deer, going home, Partners Poetry/Aspire Magazine Open 2011 39. Opening the box, Quantum Leap 28th Open 2012 40. Task Work, Sentinel Literary Quarterly June 2012 41. Zulu Dancing , Earlyworks Open 2012 42. Ferriby Foreshore,, Segora Open 2012 43. James Bateman’s dahlia, Bradford on Avon Open 2012 44. Understanding Dung Beetles, Build Africa Open 2012 45. Fishy Triptych, May Poetry Open Competition 2013 46. Gran’s Living-Room Triptych, Southport Writers’ Circle Open 2015 47. Descendants , Segora Open 2015 48. Me, My Mother & Great Crested Newt, Poetrypulse Open 2015 49. Of cuts of butchery, Sherborne Literary Society Open 2015 50. Pear Blossom, November Open Competition 2015 51. Small Fry, NAWG Open 2015 52. What historians, Nantwich Words & Music Festival Open 2016 53. Songs without Words, Buxton Open 2016 54. On a Wood-Pigeon Proposition, NAWG Open 2016 55. Rock End, The Waltraud Field Open 2017 56. Beached Jellyfish, The Lord Whisky Sanctuary Open 2018 57. The Longest Day, Poetry on the Lake Open, Cinema Poem Prize 2018 {{div col end}}Roger Elkin won the Diversity House (Excel for Charity Poetry Competition 2009. In 1987 he was shortlisted for the Bloodaxe New Blood book-length publication list. He became the first recipient of the Howard Sergeant Memorial Award for Services to Poetry in 1987; and was The Writer's Rostrum "Poet of the Year, 1991". He was one of 10 shortlisted poets (out of 4,000 entries) for the 2003 Strokestown International Poetry Competition; and one of 6 shortlisted for the Keele University Poetry Prize (2007). Literary careerHis prize-winning poetry has appeared in journals, literary magazines and periodicals, both nationally and internationally. He has reviewed for Stand, Outposts and Envoi and his critical articles on Ted Hughes's poetry have appeared in collections of essays edited by Keith Sagar (1995) and Joanny Moulin (1999); and also on the "Earth-Moon, Ted Hughes" and the "Ted Hughes Society" websites. He is an acknowledged critical authority on Ted Hughes's limited edition publication, Recklings (1966). He was Poetry Tutor at Wedgwood Memorial College, Barlaston. He was literary advisor to the Leek, Staffordshire Arts Festival, for whom he organised an International Poetry Competition (1982–1992); the co-editor (with J.C.R. Green) of Prospice, the international literary quarterly, from issues 17-25 inclusive; and the sole editor of poetry magazine Envoi 1991-2006, (issues 101-145). Published Collections
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