| Hundreds
of young adult writers have made their way into the
pages of The Claremont Review and each and every one
of them we consider successful.
Many who first published in our magazine have gone
on to publish in adult literary magazines and many
have pursued Creative Writing at the university level.
The following include some of the exceptional highlights.
- Arna Hemenway placed third in Atlantic Monthly's student writing contest in 2008.
- Peggy Hogan and Kevin Woodland placed
first and second respectively in the Petra Kenney
International Poetry Contest in 2006.
- Halima O'Brien and Max Bell won the Island Festival
of the Arts awards for Poetry and Fiction respectively
in 2006.
- Danielle Ayotte won the League of Canadian Poets
National Youth Poetry competition in 2005.
- Kristina Lucas and Phillippa Houghton placed first
and second respectively in the Petra Kenney International
Poetry Contest in 2005.
- Meredith Lewis won the Ripple Effect Poetry Contest
in 2004
- Claire Battershill won both the League of Canadian
Poets National Poetic License Contest 2003 and the
Ripple Effect Poetry Contest 2003. Her poem "Pantoum
for a Mother in Nunavut" was braodcast on the
CBC
- Nick Melling’s story, “Philemon”
was included in the 2002 issue of The Journey Prize
Anthology
- The Claremont Review was voted literary magazine
of the year for 2002 by Write Magazine
- Laura Ishiguro won The League of Canadian Poets
National Poetic License Contest 2002
- Carly Lutzman won The League of Canadian Poets
National Poetic License Contest 2001
- Sharon Page won The League of Canadian Poets National
Poetic License Contest 2000
- Jessie Carson won The League of Canadian Poets
National Poetic License Contest 1999
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