Poet Hound

Being a copy cat usually gives you a bad reputation but why not use strong poets’ works to help you get out of your comfort zone? What if y...

You may send up to three poems via e-mail to the editors at poetrysubmission(at)sweetlit(dot)com attached as a word document. Please check ...

http://littleredleaves.com/LRL3/campbell3.html “Look At You” by Sarah Campbell http://www.leftfacingbird.com/LEFT%20FACING%20BIRD/LEFT%20FAC...

Timothy Gager’s chapbook, These Poems Are Not Pink Clouds , is published by Alternating Current and is a welcome read. His poems reminisce ...

There is a wide variety of things to look at as well as poetry books and chapbooks for sale, and even a place for FREE stuff! Based out of ...

Since so many of you have shared well-wishes with me during these difficult times I thought I’d post a link to Ted Kooser’s interview on NPR...

Happy Friday the 13th! Most people find this combination to be a day full of bad luck but for me it’s always been a source of good luck. I...

Richard at Gloom Cupboard is currently accepting submissions for their Print Edition #5 so please send between 3 to 6 poems by March 2009 to...

http://juked.com/2009/02/tea.asp “Tea in a Bird Cage” by D.W. Tebay http://jacketmagazine.com/36/oppen-evans-ge...

Chris Cunningham delivers an excellent collection of poems in this chapbook which challenges the idea of “darkness.” While the subjects he s...

You’ve got to admit, this guy is smart, clever, and hilarious! This gentleman parks himself and his typewriter in public and for $5.00 type...

Well, for now it looks like the internet will stay on because we've decided not to buy the house we were looking at. The realtor had s...

This week I have been saved by Mr. Rosenthal of the Baltimore Sun! While I don’t have a review for this week, David Rosenthal of the Baltimo...

I haven’t found time to ready the posts for this week because my husband and I are about to draw up a contract for a house and we are first-...

When I was in school there was always that moment in the classroom where my English teachers would say “What do you think this poem means? ...