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I really do want to provide a post today but I have not finished the book that I want to feature. What with spending quality time with rela...

There are new guidelines for the kinds of poems to be featured at Left Hand Waving: In the spirit of Occupy Wall Street, the editors ask th...

http://www.zygoteinmycoffee.com/100s/issue135weallhunger.html “We all hunger for a legacy” by Aleathia Drehmer http://www.swinkmag.com/index...

Flying Guillotine Press: I swear, one of these days I’ll have the money to spare to order some good stuff from them! Check it out at: http...

Hosho McCreesh has been featured many times on Poet Hound for his poetry but he also writes short stories all of which can be found at www.s...

The deadline is November 1st! I know this is short notice, I do apologize, here are the guidelines: You may send 3-6 poems or 1-3 prose pi...

http://www.beardofbees.com/pubs/Experiments_with_N_plus_7.pdf An entire chapbook of poems titled The Great Archivist’s Cloudy Quotient: Exp...

Kristina Marie Darling’s latest collection of poems, The Body Is A Little Gilded Cage: A Story In Letters & Fragments, published by Gol...

I read his on-line chapbook (which you will see a link for on Wednesday) and had to check out his web-site. You will find interesting proje...

Liza Kirwin and Joan Lord have produced a beautiful book showcasing the love letters and affectionate exchanges of lovers, artists, and lon...

Open year-round, Don Wentworth accepts up to 3 poems that are 10 lines or less via old-fashioned snail mail, please include your contact inf...

https://sites.google.com/site/rhpissue45/the-note The introduction to Issue 45 by Mr. Wisely is dedicated to his mother. This is not a poem...

Ms. Sloat’s poetry has appeared in Barn Owl Review, The Dirty Napkin, Opium, and many others. Her collection published by Dancing Girl Pres...

Find out what’s going on in the world of Blue Collar Review where you’ll hear about poetry, the economy, and the postal service. Good stuff...

Published in 2007 by Vintage International, Haruki Murakami’s novel, translated by Jay Rubin, is mysterious, dark, and pleasing. When you r...