NEPC Member News – January 2026
Hello everyone! Here is a recap of all the New England Poetry Club Member News that was submitted during the month of January 2026! NEPC Advisory Board Member Jason O’Toole’s … Read more
Letter from the President – January 2026
My Friends, Let me start by wishing you a Happy 2026. I will confess, I’d begun feeling quite hopeful as the holidays approached (perhaps many of you were feeling the same), … Read more
NEPC Member News – December 2025
Hi everyone! We hope you had a wonderful holiday season. Here is a recap of all member news announced in December 2025. Remember, if you are an NEPC member, you … Read more
President’s Letter – December 2025
Dear Friends and Colleagues, I have a few important things to discuss with you today: the video/anthology of this year’s prize winners; volunteer opportunities; and our end-of-year fundraising drive, which–with your help–will place the … Read more
NEPC Member News – November 2025
It was another busy month for NPEC members as news and announcements went out into the world to spread the joy of poetry. Here is a recap of November’s member … Read more
Revere Beach Stories, by Kevin Carey, Jennifer Martelli, and Stephenie Young
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize Finalist, selected by Matthew E. Henry Kevin Carey’s books include the poetry collections The One Fifteen to Penn Station, Jesus Was a Homeboy, Set in Stone, … Read more
“Marsiya” by Kirun Kapur
Samuel Washington Allen Prize, selected by Jennifer Garfield Kirun Kapur is the author of three books of poetry, Visiting Indira Gandhi’s Palmist (Elixir Press, 2015) which won the Arts & Letters Rumi Prize and the Antivenom … Read more
Hemicrania by Therese Gleason
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize, selected by Matthew E. Henry Therese Gleason (she/her) is author of three poetry chapbooks: Hemicrania (Chestnut Review Chapbooks, 2024); Matrilineal (Finishing Line, 2021), honorable mention, 2022 Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize, New … Read more
The Unknown Daughter by Tricia Knoll
Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize Finalist, selected by Matthew E. Henry Tricia Knoll is an aging Vermont poet who lives in the woods with two dogs. Nine of her collections are … Read more
“Hockey” by Roman Johnson
Samuel Washington Allen Prize Finalist, selected by Jennifer Garfield Roman Johnson, PhD is a writer and scientist from Memphis, TN. He is a second–year MFA student in poetry at Brown University … Read more