Poets Beware:
If you ever intend to submit to or judge a Cider Press Review book contest, you should first read Stacey Brown's story and then read the aftermath.
Thank you, Stacey! I appreciate your story and wish you great luck in the future.
If you ever intend to submit to or judge a Cider Press Review book contest, you should first read Stacey Brown's story and then read the aftermath.
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. . . most of the comments responding to Brown on her site are commiserating with her, and saluting her bravery in exposing this nonsense——
but none are slamming his honor the Hoagland who bops in to these contests and does his ten minute stint as “judge” and then scoots off with another tick on his resume, another notch on his reputation, who doesn’t give a damn if it’s a scam, he doesn’t care if the process is fair and the press treats its poets properly, all he cares about is cashing that fee and that boost to his ego . . .
Hoagland is a Po-Biz whore who will obviously sell his ass out as a “judge” at every opportunity legitimate or ill- . . .
if you’re going to condemn the presses, you must also damn the “judges” of these contests: they’re part of the scam . . . they don’t give a damn about what happens after they take their money and run . . . Hoagland is as much to blame here as Cider is.
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