Poet Hound

These days I doubt many people write letters but e-mails accomplish the same thing. If you are a poet chances are there are poets who have ...

You may snail mail up to five poems, no simultaneous submissions please, with your contact information on each poem. Be sure to include a S...

http://wordswithoutborders.org/article/path-of-light/ “Path of Light” by Amina Said http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poem/2043...

Published by Interior Noise Press in Austin, Texas in 2010, Mather Schneider’s full-length collection of poems in Drought Resistant Strain ...

Jett from Harper Collins sent me a link to this re-launched site geared for Young Adults/Teens for gathering writers together in one wonderf...

This week scope out the artistic talents of other media and use them as inspiration for your poetry. You can check out your local art museu...

The reading period is March through September so you have plenty of time to check out the on-line journal and read some poems to get a feel ...

http://www.alicebluereview.org/main.html “Figure With Scrap And Address” by Evan Harrison http://www.ditchpoetry.com/alicemcclintock.htm “A ...

Don Wentworth is well known as the editor of Lilliput Review for more than twenty years and I am thrilled to present a collection of his own...

Cheryl and Janet Snell are sisters who combine their artistic talents of art and poetry into one amazing blog, please check it out at: http:...

In honor of the 4th of July I think a good theme for writing poems this week is independence. It could be based on your country of origin, ...

Accepts poems year round, but no simultaneous submissions, please. While they do not specify the number of poems, I would send no more than...

http://www.sundresspublications.com/stirring/klepetars.htm “The Woman Who Broke Her Eyes” by Steve Klepetar http://www.memorious.org/?id=3...

Joni B. Cole’s book, Toxic Feedback: Helping Writers Survive and Thrive , is an excellent book for all writers. If you have ever wondered i...

Check out this on-line magazine of prose, poetry and so much more at: http://www.thewritemag.com/ Thanks for clicking in, please stop in tom...