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The winner of The Snapshot Press eChapbook Awards 2023 is:

Kristen Lindquist
What We Tell Each Other (Haibun)

Synopsis

The Snapshot Press eChapbook Awards are international annual prizes for unpublished small collections of haiku, tanka, and other short poetry. The closing date for entries is July 31.

Winning collections are free to read and are added to our eBooks page as they are published.

Unpublished book-length collections of haiku, tanka, and other short poetry may be submitted for print publication to The Snapshot Press Book Awards. The closing date for entries is November 30.

Previous winners of the eChapbook Awards

Chad Lee Robinson
Rope Marks (Haiku)

Carole MacRury
The Tang of Nasturtiums (Tanka)

Kathe L. Palka
As the Years Pass (Tanka)

Marian Olson
Consider This (Short Poetry)

Vanessa Proctor
Jacaranda Baby (Short Poetry, incl. haiku and tanka)

Lorin Ford
A Few Quick Brushstrokes (Short Poetry, incl. haiku)

Penny Harter
One Bowl (Haibun)

Beverly Acuff Momoi
Lifting the Towhee's Song (Haibun)

Thomas Powell
A Dawn of Ghosts (Haiku)

Allan Burns
thronging cranes (Haiku)

Susan Constable
The Eternity of Waves (Tanka)

Cherie Hunter Day
A Color for Leaving (Tanka)

Kala Ramesh
the unseen arc (Tanka)

Roger Jones
Goodbye (Haibun)

Margaret Chula
Winter Deepens (Short Poetry: Tanka and a Haiku sequence)

Cynthia Rowe
Stone Circles (Haibun)

Frances Angela
Phillip Street (Haiku and Haibun)

Simon Chard
A Fence Without Wire (Haiku)

Rich Youmans
All the Windows Lit (Haibun)

Simon Hanson
Desert Stones (Haiku)

Karina M. Young
Through the Lupines (Haiku)

Alan S. Bridges
in a flash (Haiku)

Matthew Caretti
Harvesting Stones (Haibun)

Jean James
A Start of Leaves (Short Poetry)

Glenn G. Coats
Degrees of Acquaintance (Haibun)

Lew Watts
Tick-Tock (Haibun)

Colin Oliver
Wild Strawberries (Haiku and Prose Poems)

Bob Redmond
Under the Chestnut Tree (Haiku)

Debbie Strange
Prairie Interludes (Haiku)

George Swede
Arithmetic (Tanka)

Glenn G. Coats
A Synonym for Gone (Haibun)

Kristen Lindquist
It Always Comes Back (Haiku)

Michele Root-Bernstein
Wind Rose (Haiku)

Peter Newton
Part-Time Gods (Haibun)

Carolyn Hall
unmended fences (Haiku)

John Brandi
Rain Blows Through (Haiku)

Ama Bolton
Nines

Thomas Powell
Starlight’s Distance