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7th Annual Writer's Digest Poetry Awards Collection

Editors Writer's Digest

Publisher: Writer's Digest Books

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Writer’s Digest Poetry Competition 
this exclusive collection contains the top fifty winning entries of the 6th Annual Writer’s Digest Poetry Competition, including the First-Place winner, “AN EDUCATED WOMAN EXPLAINS WHY SHE LIKES BLUEGRASS” BY LINDA NEAL RESING.
Available since: 05/16/2012.

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