Poet Hound

Reb Livingston, creator of No Tell Motel, has created this blog. She happened to add my blog because I featured one of the poets she publis...

This seems simple enough, but how often do you read your poems out loud after writing them? I used to be lazy about it until I joined a poe...

I am so happy to feature ALBATROSS for open submissions because while you can easily download and read the magazine at your leisure for free...

October’s Embrace October girls are not obscured in costume, they are lit from within like carved pumpkins delighted to behold bold colors o...

Octavio Paz was born in 1914 in Mexico City and began writing at an early age. His grandfather had an extensive library and was an active p...

This is a Poetry Book-store in Seattle, WA and while I do not live anywhere close and have never personally visited I did read an article mo...

This blogger’s name is Dale Young who lives in San Francisco and practices medicine. All of this is in his profile. What I like about Dale...

Many poets, myself included, tend to write poems from only one perspective: their own. They write about their lives, their view out the wi...

This journal ends it’s open submission period on December 1st. So you have some time to pick through your choicest poems before sending. S...

Cerulean Skies whisper secrets of Greek gods who gild ears of listeners and hold captive the sound of Ancient Rome’s chariot race wheels whi...

Allen Ginsberg is synonymous with Beat Poets, the generation that revolutionized Poetry in the 1940s and 1950s. Almost all poetry readers k...

Forklift Ohio is not your ordinary literary journal. It is not based out of Acadamia and it does not produce journals in a typical fashion....

I happened upon PRESS PRESS PRESS blog one day and have to say that the cover art of her book was the first thing to catch my eye. I had ne...

Well, I messed up. I accidentally posted Saturday’s post on Friday, a whole day early. So, since I did that, I’m going to ask you to let me...

It may be that you have enough poems under your belt that there are similar themes, subjects, words, etc. Many poets have taken two poems a...