[DAC] FW: Prose & Poetry Program at Boston City Hall

[Joyce Linehan]

Call to writers
The Mayor's Prose & poetry Program at
 Boston City Hall
Boston is known for its rich literary history and, it is also home to many
talented contemporary writers whose work is enjoyed locally and nationally.
The Mayor's Prose & Poetry Program displays poems and poetry excerpts by
Boston-based writers on the walls of City hall. Boston writers are invited
to send in their work to help celebrate the city through prose and poetry
and to remind people what a culturally exciting city Boston is in which to
live. Charles Coe has been invited back to be the juror for the latest
installment of the Mayor's Prose & Poetry Program.
DEADLINE: December 15, 2006 
Selection Process 
*       Juror Charles Coe 
Please submit the following 
*       3 poems or excerpts (a maximum of 200 words per poem or excerpt). 
*       Resume or brief description of your writing experiences.  
*       One-paragraph summary about the type of work you are presenting. 
*       Electronic submissions are encouraged, john.crowley at cityofboston.gov

*       Please submit a suitable self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) if
you would like your proposal/support materials returned to you. (The Mayor's
Office of Art's, Tourism & Special Events is not responsible for loss of/or
damage to support materials that are not accompanied by suitable SASE)
DELIVER OR MAIL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TO: 
John Crowley, Exhibition Coordinator 
Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism, & Special Events 
Boston City Hall, Room 802 
Boston, Massachusetts 02201 
john.crowley at cityofboston.gov 
Phone: 617/635-2368   Fax: 617/635-4428 
 
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