Geri Digiorno Prize Raleigh Review Geri Digiorno, Sonoma Poet Laureate (2006-2007) and artist, was founder and director of the Petaluma Poetry Walk. She studied art at College of San Mateo, Solano College, Sonoma College, and Santa Rosa Junior College, and worked at the homeless shelter in Petaluma teaching poetry and collage.GERI DIGIORNO PRIZE GUIDELINESINITIAL SCREENERS INCLUDE: The Editorial Teams & Will Badger & Rob Greene.NOTE ON SUBMITTING MULTI-GENREThe contents of each submission must be either:2 poems and a work of visual art (Possible Cover Inclusion)2 poems and a work of flash nonfiction (1000 word max on the flash nonfiction)1 poem and 1 work of visual art and 1 work of flash nonfiction.Visual Artists may use PDFs to submit art, but should be prepared with a high-resolution version of their files upon their work's acceptance to the magazine. Digiorno Prize on Duosuma (Tip Jar Optional)! Temp ClosedOpens on Friday, January 1, 2027 12:00 AM Atlantic Standard Time (in 104 days).Geri Digiorno, Sonoma Poet Laureate (2006-2007) and artist, was founder and director of the Petaluma Poetry Walk. She studied art at College of San Mateo, Solano College, Sonoma College, and Santa Rosa Junior College, and worked at the homeless shelter in Petaluma teaching poetry and collage.GERI DIGIORNO PRIZE GUIDELINESINITIAL SCREENERS INCLUDE: The Editorial Teams & Publishing Team.NOTE ON SUBMITTING MULTI-GENREThe contents of each submission must be either:2 poems and a work of visual art (Possible Cover Inclusion)2 poems and a work of flash nonfiction (1000 word max on the flash nonfiction)1 poem and 1 work of visual art and 1 work of flash nonfiction.Visual Artists may use PDFs to submit art, but should be prepared with a high-resolution version of their files upon their work's acceptance to the magazine.For the category, you can only select one so just select Poetry or Nonfiction or VIsual Art for all multi-genre submissions, and all submissions should be multi-genre. Submit all text in one file and all images in an add-on file.Not Open Other Related ProjectsLaux/Millar RR Poetry PrizeRaleigh ReviewRaleigh Review Flash Fiction Prize Cookie Consent: This site uses secure first-party cookies for essential, preference-setting, and statistical purposes. We do not use any marketing, advertising, or third-party cookies. Read our full cookie policy. Accept All Cookies Allow Essential Cookies Only