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BRITTINGHAM
PRIZE IN POETRY
Consulting
Editor: Ronald Wallace,
Sponsored by the University of Wisconsin Department of English
The Brittingham Prize in Poetry
is awarded annually to the best book-length manuscript of original
poetry submitted in an open competition. The award is administered
by the University of Wisconsin–Madison English Department,
and the winner is chosen by a nationally recognized poet. The
resulting book is published by the University of Wisconsin Press.
The Brittingham Prize, awarded annually since 1985, is made possible
by the foundation established in the late 1920s with a grant
from Thomas E. Brittingham.
Of related interest
The
University of Wisconsin Press Poetry Series
Series Editor: Ronald Wallace,
English, University of WisconsinMadison
This series features new books
of poetry by previous Pollak and Brittingham prize-winners.
Past Winners
of the Brittingham Prize in Poetry
to
Go
to the Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry winners
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