Knoxville Writers' Guild - Current Publications Order Form
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2013 Literary ContestsEnter 2013 Knoxville Writers' Guild Contests: All adult contests are: $20 for nonmembers, $10 for member, $5 for students in grades 9-12 (for Youth Poetry and Youth Fiction categories only) Non-Members $20.00
Members $10.00
Youth $5.00
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Love, Angst and the Death of Innocence (2012)
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A collection of essays, fiction, poetry, and photography. The Guild's 8th anthology featuring 101 authors. Edited by Jessie Janeshek and Jesse Graves.
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Self Publishing Workshop Session: June 15 Kathy Womack, author of the blog, "Romantic Reading Escapes," will lead a workshop on marketing for writers on June 15 at the Stone House, Church of the Savior, 934 Weisgarber Rd. Knoxville, TN 37909. The session is noon to 2 p.m. The cost is $35 a person per session for members and $40 per session for non-members. Members: |
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Explosions: Writings on the Body (2006) $10.00(new sale price!) A collection of stories, essays, poems, and illustrations in some way related to the human body. The Guild's seventh anthology features 97 authors and artists, mostly from Tennessee. |
 Migrants & Stowaways: An Anthology of Journeys (2004) $15.00 Our sixth anthology, Migrants & Stowaways , is your ticket to an around-the-world journey. You'll read about the architecture of Gandhi's house in India, a 1940s bicycle trip through Europe, a doctor who moves his family to the Philippines, and a family who immigrates from Argentina. Just when you start to get homesick, our writers will steer you back to the region with stories, poems, essays and memoirs about Appalachia, the French Broad River, and breaking the law in Kentucky. The final section of the book explores those journeys we take with our minds more than our bodies. Complemented by eighteen compelling photographs, Migrants & Stowaways will make you as well traveled as any frequent flyer. Selections by Ellen Agee, Jeannette Brown, Nick DeFord, Judy DiGregorio, Stacy Jones, Margaret Pennycook, Jane Sasser, Laura Still, Steve Sparks, and more. Edited by Emily Dziuban and Kristin Robertson. |
 Literary Lunch: Food Anthology of Poetry, Essays, Shorts Stories & Memoirs (2002) $15.00 A food anthology with poetry, short stories, memoirs, and essays with a few recipes thrown in, was published in October 2002. Featuring writers from Tennessee and thirteen other states, this anthology is edited by Jeannette Brown with Flossie McNabb. Selections by Donnell King, Flossie McNabb, Kay Newton, Jack Rentfro, David E. Joyner, Emily Dewhirst, Margaret J. Scanlan, Pamela Schoenewaldt, Don Williams, Allen Wier, and more. |
Breathing the Same Air: An East Tennessee Anthology (2001) $10.00 Published by Celtic Cat Publishers , this anthology of 83 authors and artists presents poetry, essays, short stories, and photo-essays that deal with contemporary matters of community, relationships, the creative process, and the environment--all from contributors throughout the East Tennessee region. Introduction by Edye Ellis, co-chair of Nine Counties, One Vision. Selections by Connie Jordan Green, Marilyn Kallet, David Keffer, Jeff Daniel Marion, John Nolt, and James "Sparky" Rucker. Edited by Doris Ivie and Leslie M. LaChance. |
 The Voice of Memory: A Collection of Memories (1998) Featuring an introduction by John Rice Irwin, creator and director of the Museum of Appalachia, this volume includes over 80 memoirs resulting from four workshops offered in the area. Senior citizens, both accomplished and inexperienced, were encouraged to submit entries. Edited by Jeanne McDonald. sorry, out of print |
All Around Us: Poems from the Valley (1996) $8.00 This 1996 anthology features an introduction by Don Williams and the work of nearly 75 Knoxville and regional poets. Also included are the winners of the Libba Moore Gray Poetry Prize and the Young Writer's Prize. Selections by Donna Doyle, Doris Gove, Brian Griffin, Doris Ivie, Judy Loest, George Scarbrough, Katherine Smith, and more. Edited by Linda Parsons and Candance Reaves. |
Voices from the Valley (1994) $8.00 Published in October 1994, this anthology contains 50 selections of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry written by members and honorary members of the guild. Introduction by Jack Neely. Selections by Chet Flippo, Wilma Dykeman, Joyce Carol Thomas, Libba Moore Gray, David Hunter, Ina Hughs, Jack Reese, and more. Edited by Jeanne McDonald. |
A Tapestry of Voices (2011)
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Tennessee Book Award - Peter
Taylor Prize for the Novel 
A collection of unique poems, stories, and ramblings written by more than 30 young adults. This is the ninth anthology for the Knoxville Writers' Guild, and it will introduce readers to the voices of future writing greats. Edited by Erin Atchley.The price of each book is $16, which includes $4 to cover handling and shipping costs.
A collection
of essays, fiction, poetry, song lyrics and photography. The Guild's 2011 literary anthology.
Edited by Kay Newton and Doris Ivie. $15 for contributors, $16.50 for members and $18 for non-members. The price of each book includes $3 to cover shipping costs.