“Ars Moriendi” by Trish Hopkinson
My second poem is up at The Chaotic Review. It’s a poem for Emily Dickinson and is close to my heart. There are a few poets that helped me first love poetry, and she’s definitely at the top of the list.
PAYING/NO FEE Submission call (open to female identifying writers/artists) for Alyss, DEADLINE: June 30, 2016
Alyss is a new online literary journal working on their fourth issue, to be released July 31, 2016. The theme is “Works that were inspired by/dedicated to/ or in memoriam of someone or something.” You can read past issues here. Alyss accepts submissions in poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and art, by […]
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Call for submissions: BEACH AND POOL MEMORIES Poetry and Prose Series
Summer is here! The next prompt and series by Silver Birch Press… write a new poem or short prose piece and send it in by the deadline on July, 15, 2016.
PAYING/NO FEE Submission call and interview – The Chaotic Review
The Chaotic Review is a new online literary magazine seeking poems in any form, but they do particularly enjoy prose poems and published one of mine earlier this week, along with several others. I wondered how and why this new lit mag came to be, so I asked editor […]
TEN REASONS FOR SENDING YOUR POEMS TO MAGAZINES by Helena Nelson of Happenstance Press
NO FEE Submission call and interview – Fiolet & Wing: Anthology of Domestic Fabulist Poetry, DEADLINE: June 15, 2016
What is domestic fabulist poetry and how did this all start? I recently asked and then shared in a conversation between anthology creators Stacey Balkun and Catherine Moore. Read the complete interview below and then send in your poems! Submission guidelines are below. HOPKINSON: Tell us first, how did this […]
NO FEE Submission call and interview – Fiolet & Wing: Anthology of Domestic Fabulist Poetry, DEADLINE: June 15, 2016
What is domestic fabulist poetry and how did this all start? I recently asked and then shared in a conversation between anthology creators Stacey Balkun and Catherine Moore. Read the complete interview below and then send in your poems! Submission guidelines are below. HOPKINSON: Tell us first, how did this […]
"Whimper" by Trish Hopkinson
So pleased to have my prose poem “Whimper (after Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’)” published in The Chaotic Review. Watch for my interview with the founder/editor Justin Hilliard later this week!
“Whimper” by Trish Hopkinson
So pleased to have my prose poem “Whimper (after Allen Ginsberg’s ‘Howl’)” published in The Chaotic Review. Watch for my interview with the founder/editor Justin Hilliard later this week!
