Poet Hound

This week I want you to try writing a poem that encompasses some version of “What if?” You could create a poem that starts out by asking th...

Now you can submit poems on-line to Poetry magazine and they have it set up so you can keep track of your submissions. Poetry has always ha...

http://juked.com/2008/10/pharmacy.asp “Pharmacy” by Jay Snodgrass http://gutcult.com/Site/litjourn10/jon_woodward.htm “Heavenly” by Jon Wood...

This month I was lucky enough that the majority of the poems I marked are also available on-line at the Poetry Magazine web-site. Here are ...

Check out this publishing blog full of interesting chapbooks that you can also find on the Press Press Press blog. Based out of Lawrence, ...

Instead of trying to write poems, I dare you to read some. Find all the poets you know who write about spooky events, ghosts, etc. such as ...

If you haven’t read Nerve Cowboy then please be sure to check out their site and read some sample poems. If you have a batch of straight-ta...

http://www.versedaily.org/2008/chinesebox.shtml “Chinese Box” by Carmen Germaine http://www.trout.auckland.ac.nz/journal/15/15_2.html “Among...

Christopher Cunningham’s chapbook, In Gambler’s Blood is available from Kendra Steiner Editions and is about the different perspectives of ...

Check out this interesting blog written in several languages by Gordon Mason who has the same goal as most of us: Increasing readership of ...

Remember when magnetic poetry was all the rage? Well, this is a slight twist on the idea. I have friends and family who have all kinds of ...

Richard at Gloom Cupboard forwarded this e-mail flyer to me so I am sharing it with all of you: great erbacce-press 2009 Poetry Competition...

http://english.chass.ncsu.edu/freeverse/Archives/Spring_2008/poems/A_Fitzgerald.html Anne Fitzgerald’s “Tuscany” http://www.mascarapoetry.co...

This time the poems I liked best weren’t selected to be links on the Poetry magazine site but the contents of the magazine were wonderful al...

Not only do they have the Corduroy Mountain Journal as mentioned on Thursday’s Open Submissions, they also publish books which can be found ...