Poet Hound

Poetry doesn’t have to be black and white by hand or on the computer, there are many ways to portray your words. Heck, you could even clip ...

Don’t worry, it will show the year 2006 but the journal is still going and current, Poetry Midwest is published three times a year and accep...

http://www.poetryfoundation.org/archive/poem.html?id=29516 “Carlos” by Theodore Deppe http://arseniclobster.magere.com/190501.html “standing...

Sorry everyone, I ran out of time to read and review this week on account of many birthdays, Mother’s Day, and real life interruptions… I’ll...

I love blogs that come from publishers and this is one of them. There is an assortment of good things here in the form of personal anecdote...

Today I challenge you to take the latest headlines either globally or within your community and turn them into poems. Depending on the comm...

Send between 10-40 pages of your chapbook manuscript to submitATbluehourpressDOTcom and in the subject line of the e-mail please put in Caps...

http://www.boxcarpoetry.com/019/bunting_rachel_002.html Rachel Bunting’s “The Apiary” http://www.coconutpoetry.org/clarkj1.html Jackie Clark...

Michael Kriesel’s mini chapbook, The Light of Fields, courtesy of the Pocket Protector Series by Alternating Current is a mere $3.00 at Pro...

If you love reading interviews as much as I do, you’ll be overjoyed to read the weekly interview features by following the blog link below a...

Support poets and small presses! The reasons, I think, should be obvious. If you enjoy reading poetry you should be willing to part with at...

Don’t you think this ties nicely with the review? Don Wentworth is always seeking more poems of ten lines or less to publish at the Lillipu...

http://www.coconutpoetry.org/nelsona2.html Amber Nelson’s “Swarm” http://www.leftfacingbird.com/LEFT%20FACING%20BIRD/LEFT%20FACING%20BIRD_fi...

Lilliput Reviews Issue #167 speaks often of pines and the flights of various birds such as sparrows and egrets. I am always intrigued how D...

Blue Hour Press embraced technology and offers up digital chapbooks—you get to see the pages turn with every click and the experience is fan...