Diana Khoi Nguyen is the author of Root Fractures and Ghost Of, a finalist for the National Book Award and winner of the 2019 Kate Tufts Discovery Award. She is a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, and her video work has been exhibited at ICA Pittsburgh. A Kundiman and MacDowell fellow, and member of the Vietnamese artist collective, She Who Has No Master(s), Nguyen teaches creative writing in the MFA programs at Randolph College and the University of Pittsburgh.
Diana Khoi Nguyen
This Year's Judge
DIANA KHOI NGUYEN
This Year's Judge
New Delta Review is thrilled to announce our 14th annual chapbook competition. For this contest, we're looking for manuscripts of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, or hybrid work. We’re interested in works that have some cohesion to them. We like things that are compelling and hold our attention. In the past, we've trended towards accepting things that challenge our ideas of tradition, but any aesthetic choices are fair game and will be considered.
Manuscripts should be 20-35 pages in length and should include a title page with contact information. While individual pieces within the manuscript may be published elsewhere, the manuscript must be unpublished as a whole. If individual pieces have been published, writers can include an acknowledgments page at the end of the manuscript. An acknowledgment page will not count toward the page count.
ENTRY FEE: $10
GRAND PRIZE: Publication of chapbook, 25 author copies, a feature in New Delta Review, and $350.
Manuscripts should be 20-35 pages in length and should include a title page with contact information. While individual pieces within the manuscript may be published elsewhere, the manuscript must be unpublished as a whole. If individual pieces have been published, writers can include an acknowledgments page at the end of the manuscript. An acknowledgment page will not count toward the page count.
ENTRY FEE: $10
GRAND PRIZE: Publication of chapbook, 25 author copies, a feature in New Delta Review, and $350.
