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Amanda Gorman, Penguin Random House Partner Up for $10K High School Scholarship

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By: Alyssa Wilson Amanda Gorman and publishing company Penguin Random House have created the Amanda Gorman Award for poetry.   Penguin Random House Partners With Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman to Launch New Creative Writing Award for Poetry https://t.co/Lg52TPgR4t @TheAmandaGorman — Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 (@penguinrandom) August 12, 2021 The award is a $10,000 prize to a public high school student for the best original composition, according to Penguin Random House. 'I'm honored to be partnering with Penguin Random House on their poetry award for high school students,' Gorman said. 'As someone who found my love of writing at a young age, I want to continue to foster […]

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