Poet Hound

Hello readers, today’s blog is another small publishing press of chapbooks. The chapbooks are lovingly made with recycled paper and once th...

What are villanelles? They are a type of poem originating in France derived from Italian folk songs. It consists of 19 lines and is divide...

http://www.lone-crow.com/BOXCAR/submissions.html Box Car Poetry Review accepts e-mail submissions at boxcarpoetry[at]gmail.com, 3 to 5 poems...

http://www.poems.com/poem.php?date=13869 “The Touch” by Jen Currin grabs me from line one! I loved it so much I printed it out and hung it ...

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in Portland, Maine in 1807 and is well known for his poem “Paul Revere’s Ride.” His poetry is known for...

1. I would like to ask you about your role in the Guerilla Poetics Project, if I may. Are you one of the originators and if so, how did th...

This is a two-part interview: Today is about Justin Barrett and his poetry, the second part will be tomorrow talking about the Guerrilla Po...

What do you think about poets who strip during their readings? “What?!” Funny and not as x-rated as you might think, I am dying to know ho...

Last year I made a resolution to take poetry seriously and to try and get published. I was only able to publish in a small local newspaper ...

Open Submissions are from January 1st through March 15th so you have some time to polish and send your best. I subscribed to their journal,...

http://www.alicebluereview.org/main.html Union, by Arlene Ang, I love the line “a house lit by snow” http://www.sundress.net/wickedalice/slo...

David Ignatow was a prolific writer with 17 books of poetry over the span of his career. He was born in Brooklyn in 1914 and was eventually...

This site is all about poetry on the web, and provides many useful links and news articles related to poetry. Check it out below at: http:/...

First let me say I have a hard time finding ways to ask permission to post an entire poem, so therefore I cannot enlighten you as much as I ...

http://jim-murdoch.blogspot.com/ Jim Murdoch had commented on my Poetry Tips post about his having a dialogue poem shaped like a Rorschach ...