Cohen Awards (Ploughshares)
From 1986 and 2010, the Cohen Awards honored the best short story and poem published in the literary journal Ploughshares. The awards were sponsored by longtime Ploughshares patrons Denise and Mel Cohen. Finalists were nominated by staff editors, and the winners were selected by the advisory editors. Each winner received a cash prize of $600.[1] The journal has since replaced the award with the Alice Hoffman Prize for Fiction.
Past winners
2010
- Poetry: Adrian Blevins, The Waning, Winter 2009-10
- Fiction: Andria Nacina Cole, Leaving Women, Spring 2009
2009
- Poetry: Tarfia Faizullah, from Interview with a Birangona, Winter 2008-09
- Fiction: Steven Schwartz, Bless Everybody, Fall 2008
2008
- Poetry: Jennifer Grotz, The Life and Times of George Van Den Heuvel, Winter 2007-08
- Fiction: Bret Anthony Johnston, Republican, Fall 2007
2007
- Poetry: Victoria Chang, Proof, Spring 2006
- Fiction: Joan Wickersham, The Woodwork, Fall 2006
2006
- Poetry: R. T. Smith, Dar He, Spring 2005
- Fiction: Laura Kasischke, If a Stranger Approaches You about Carrying a Foreign Object with You onto the Plane . . ., Fall 2005
2005
- Poetry: Daisy Fried, Shooting Kinesha, Spring 2004
- Fiction: Xu Xi, Famine, Winter 2004-05
2004
- Poetry: Jane Mead, Was Light, Spring 2003
- Fiction: Rebecca Soppe, The Pantyhose Man, Winter 2003-04
2003
- Poetry: Scott Withiam, Walk Right In, Spring 2002
- Fiction: Joan Silber, The High Road, Fall 2002
2002
- Poetry: Caroline Finkelstein, Conjecture Number One Thousand, Fall 2001
- Fiction: Julie Orringer, Pilgrims, Spring 2001
2001
- Poetry: Adrian C. Louis, This is the Time of Grasshoppers and All That I See is Dying, Winter 2000
- Fiction: Elizabeth Graver, The Mourning Door, Fall 2000
2000
- Poetry: Jonah Winter, Sestina: Bob, Spring 1999
- Fiction: Judith Grossman, How Aliens Think, Spring 1999
1999
- Poetry: Herman Fong, Grandfather's Alphabet, Spring 1998
- Fiction: Chris Adrian, The Sum of Our Parts, Winter 1998-99
1998
- Fiction: Maxine Swann, Flower Children, Fall 1997
- Poetry: Mark Doty, Mercy on Broadway, Spring 1997
1997
- Poetry: Campbell McGrath, Praia dos Orixas, Winter 1996-97
- Fiction: Andrew Sean Greer, Come Live with Me and Be My Love, Fall 1996
1996
- Poetry: Louise Glück, Penelope's Stubbornness, Winter 1995-96
- Fiction: Janet Desaulniers, After Rosa Parks, Winter 1995-96
1995
- Poetry: Mary Ruefle, Glory, Winter 1994-95
- Fiction: Marshall N. Klimasewiski, Snowfield, Spring 1994
- Nonfiction: Charles Baxter, Dysfunctional Narratives, Fall 1994
1994
- Poetry: Cleopatra Mathis, The Story, Winter 1993-94
- Fiction: Fred Leebron, Lovelock, Fall 1993
1993
- Poetry: Richard Garcia, In the Year 1946, Spring 1992
- Fiction: Ron Carlson, Blazo, Spring 1992
- Nonfiction: Debra Spark, The Lure of the West, Spring 1992
1992
- Poetry: Tess Gallagher, from The Valentine Elegies, Spring 1991
- Poetry: Richard McCann, Nights of 1990, Winter 1991-92
- Fiction: Eileen Pollack, Neversink, Fall 1991
- Nonfiction: Dan Wakefield, Lion: A Memoir of Mark Van Doren, Fall 1991
1991
- Poetry: Susan Mitchell, Night Music, Winter 1990-91
- Fiction: Carol Roh-Spaulding, Waiting for Mr. Kim, Fall 1990
- Nonfiction: William Kittredge, from Hole in the Sky, Winter 1990-91
1990
- Poetry: Patricia Traxler, from The Widow's Words, Winter 1989
- Poetry: Michael Ryan, A Burglary, Spring 1989
- Fiction: Christopher Tilghman, In a Father's Place, Fall 1989
- Nonfiction: James Carroll, The Virtue of Writing, Fall 1989
1989
- Poetry: Dennis Sampson, The Commandment, Winter 1988
- Fiction: Josip Novakovich, The Apple, Fall 1988
- Nonfiction: Richard Yates, R.V. Cassill's Clem Anderson, Fall 1988
1988
- Poetry: Carol Frost, In Scarecrow's Garden, Spring 1987
- Fiction: Linda Bamber, The Time-to-Teach-Jane-Eyre-Again Blues, Fall 1987
- Nonfiction: Gerald Shapiro, Evan S. Connell: A Profile, Fall 1986
1987
- Poetry: Al Young, from 22 Moon Poems, Fall 1986
- Fiction: Mona Simpson, Lonnie Tishman, Spring 1986
- Nonfiction: Phillip Lopate, Against Joie de Vivre, Spring 1986
1986 (Inaugural Year)
- Poetry: Tom Sleigh, Hope, Winter 1984
- Fiction: Gerald Duff, Fire Ants, Winter 1984
- Nonfiction: Domenic Stansberry, John Gardner: The Return Home, Fall 1984
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