Poet Hound

You know those days where even the coffee pot is uncooperative? Or, no matter how hard you try, you just can’t prevent your sandwich from g...

While I wasn’t able to find too many requirements, you can always find out more at their web-site by using the link below. I directly copie...

http://www.alicebluereview.org/main.html Mathew Savoca’s “Two Hundredths of a Woman” http://cimarronreview.okstate.edu/currentissue_sample1....

Sometimes when I run out of time to get to the library I resort to my subscription to Poetry and this is one of those times! What I love ab...

I stumbled onto this site via Press Press Press and hope you’ll check it out. There’s a chapbook available and they seem very new, not sure...

Surely, you knew this was coming? In other words, write a poem about your mother, or write a poem for your mother. In fact, it doesn’t hav...

Straight from Richard’s e-mail: Print Edition #3: It's only PoetrySubmissions are now being accepted for our third Print venture. All I ...

http://adirondackreview.homestead.com/Bernato.html “Mission” by Richard Bernato http://english.chass.ncsu.edu/freeverse/Archives/Winter_2007...

I received this book for my birthday a couple of months back and have been reading through it leisurely. Poetry Slam The Competitive Art of...

News, interviews, reviews, you name it, they’ve got it, all based out of Boston! Great reads, don’t miss it, check it out at: http://dougho...

Yes, the weather is getting gorgeous and what better way to enjoy the weather than to traipse outside with your journal or laptop and write ...

Send between 2-7 poems via e-mail to tarpoetry@blacklawerencepress.com . Be sure the poems are between 8 and 80 lines, they don’t publish mu...

http://www.nzetc.org/iiml/bestnzpoems/BNZP07/t1-g1-t19-body1-d1.html “Blame Vermeer” by Vincent O’Sullivan http://www.poetrymagazine.org/mag...

Denise Levertov was born in Ilford Essex, England in 1923 and passed away in December 1997. During her lifespan she converted from Judaism ...

Gervasutti discusses poets and their works in his blog. His comments are personable and I enjoy dropping in on him from time to time. I ho...