Poet Hound

Those of us who submit our poetry will often face rejections, but then there are those rejections you should pay special attention to: The ...

Even though you can submit on-line using their website you can also submit by mail so I’ve copy-and-pasted their guidelines: Please: • Addre...

http://www.juked.com/2011/01/thefutilityzoo.asp “The Futility Zoo” by Laurie Barton http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/15506 “The Da...

This latest collection includes poems about poems, late evenings and moonlight, and Zen filled moments. As always, I enjoyed a great many p...

Grant Hackett sent me a link to his new blog, he writes wonderful one-line poems and they often appear in Lilliput Review so you may have se...

This week I want you to think about silence and how rare it is to find these days. There really is no complete absence of sound unless you ...

Deadline is January 31st, 2011 so please hurry! You will need to submit 24-40 pages of poetry along with a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope ...

http://www.juked.com/2010/12/mm.asp “mm.” by Barton Smock http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/22047 “My Heart” by Kim Addonizio Than...

I cannot possibly share all of the poems I would like to—it would be almost the entire journal. Nerve Cowboy is known for nitty gritty, no-...

A very funny woman writes about poetry, politics, and food from Chicago on this blog. You will have to scroll down a bit to get to the poet...

Yes, I bring this up every year but it is important to have resolutions for your own writing and even reading. This year I hope to do bette...

Gordon Mason is the creator and editor of this wonderful blog and I have copy-and-pasted his guidelines below: Please send me poems, in the ...

https://sites.google.com/site/30miniissue2010/barry-w-north “You Can’t Have It Both Ways” by Barry W. North http://www.poets.org/viewmedia....

I will be renewing my subscription to Lilliput Review because I’m always fully satisfied by what I find in each issue. This particular issu...

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