Poet Hound

Hello everyone, I had an unusually busy weekend so I ran out of time for today’s post. However, we will be back to our regular schedule nex...

Open year-round to submissions, which is a wonderful thing if you ask me, you can submit up to five poems via snail mail. Include a cover l...

http://steeltoereview.com/2011/09/12/intolerable-end-by-john-douglas/ “Intolerable End” by John Douglas http://www.poolpoetry.com/poetone.ht...

Published by Dancing Girl Press, Cynthia Bourinis and Claire Leeds come together to bounce poems off of one another on the subject of oil, c...

Wonderful place to find poetry news, read interviews with poets, book reviews, and so on! Check it out at: http://www.smartishpace.com/ Tha...

Bike Snob: Systematically & Mercilessly Realigning the World of Cycling by Eben Weiss and illustrated by Christopher Koelle is a laugh-...

Themed Issue coming up is about cities and towns! All poems must have a city or town in their title and when you use the on-line submission...

https://sites.google.com/site/44righthandpointing/alec-hershman “Coming Home” by Alec Hershman https://sites.google.com/site/44righthandpoin...

Published in 2009 by Dancing Girl Press, Nava Fader’s collection The Plath Poems takes the first lines of Sylvia Plath’s poems and turns the...

Rebecca from Jingle Monster sent me a link for the Jingle Monster site’s poetry section which is pretty groovy because it takes current news...

Samuel Snoek-Brown is our contest winner! Congratulations, I'll be e-mailing you so you can receive your prize. Thank you to all who ent...

Guy R. Beining was born in 1938 in London and arrived in New York City in the spring of 1940. He currently resides in Great Barrington, Mas...

Open year round, if you believe your work fits their aesthetic you may send them an e-mail with subject line reading “Poetry by Your Name” a...

http://juked.com/2011/09/onmeetingrobertcreeley.asp “On Meeting Robert Creeley: by Scott Keeney http://steeltoereview.com/2011/09/15/the-bla...

Published by Dancing Girl Press in 2010, Emilie Lindemann’s collection of poems is funny and devastating at the same time. I enjoyed the in...