Poet Hound

After reading the guidelines to White Knuckle Press I wondered how to explain to readers the difference between a poem and a prose poem. I ...

If you write prose poems, then this is the place for you! Submit a manuscript of 10-12 previously unpublished prose poems before May 30th t...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3misNs3VCcs “He-Man You Smarmy Bastard” by Daniel Crocker from Trailer Park Quarterly *Plenty of foul languag...

Henry Denander’s collection of poems about Hydra, Greece is titled The Loulaki Bar and they do a fine job of making me want to vacation ther...

How can you not be intrigued by the title alone? Don Wentworth linked the interview which I have linked here, but do take time to peruse th...

This is no April Fool’s joke, there are not Poetry Tips today. Instead, Jodi Milner of My Literary Quest has interviewed me for her site an...

While you do have to send a snail-mail submission with a return envelope, these editors welcome poetry all year-round. You may send up to f...

https://sites.google.com/site/rhpissue40/bill-christophersen “West Side Story” by Bill Christopherson http://foreverwillendonthursday.wordpr...

When I first read this book, Sky Burial , by Dana Levin, I put it down in frustration. I wasn’t ready to read deeply into the concept of de...

Nic Sebastian’s poems and notes on the trials and tribulations of publishing poems are gathered smartly at her web-site, be sure to check it...

There are days when you fall out of love with someone or something. Poetry is filled with lost loves, lost objects, but what about the simp...

Anderbo reads year-round and accepts poetry submissions via e-mail, and they accept simultaneous submissions so long as you notify them if s...

Did you know you can find full-length collections on-line? This week, take a look at the following: http://www.beardofbees.com/pubs/Earth_D...

t. kilgore splake hails from Three Rivers Michigan, he was born Thomas Hugh Smith in 1936 and while teaching at Kellogg Community College in...

Mark Holloway’s haiku and musings appear on this delightful blog, please check it out using the link below: http://thefragmentworks.blogspot...