Poet Hound

To be honest, I’m not fond of trying to come up with cover letters when sending out poems and for those of you who are nervous, here are som...

They are open year-round but choose carefully as you may only send one poem via e-mail as a Microsoft Word or .rtf attachment. You will als...

http://poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/21986 “Dawn Dreams” by Rachel Hadas http://www.poetryfoundation.org/archive/poem.html?id=178529 “Prob...

Ed Galing sent me a collection of poems that he allowed Spare Change to publish in 2001. Spare Change is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts,...

I know I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again: Don’t forget to include poetry for gifts for Christmas this year! Alternating Current’s ...

Plenty of holidays for various countries and religions are approaching and why not use this time to write poems to family and friends as gif...

Open year-round, you may send between three and six poems up to 40 lines to Juliet Wilson who also runs the Crafty Green Poet blog. Include...

http://saltgrasscontents.blogspot.com/2010/03/lisa-jarnot.html “Music of Night for Michael Gizzi” by Lisa Jarnot http://boltsofsilk.blogspot...

Kristy Bowen champions women in her selections of chapbook manuscripts and her on-line literary journal Wicked Alice is also a delight to re...

You may send up to five poems via their on-line submissions system if you use the link below or you may mail your poems with your contact in...

http://www.juked.com/2010/11/somethingthathappenedinbrooklyn.asp “Something That Happened in Brooklyn” by Andrew James Weatherhead http://p...

Kimiko Hahn is a poet who was born in 1955 in Mount Kisco, New York, to a Japanese American mother and a German American Father, both of who...

This blog has been a longtime feature on the sidebar and considering that the gift-giving holidays are rapidly approaching I feel that this ...

Hello Everyone, My computer last night mysteriously began having trouble with its IP address so while we have internet, my computer cannot l...

Send up to 3 poems, each must be ten lines or less including the title, to Don Wentworth via snail mail with a self-addressed, stamped envel...