Another week, another opportunity for publication!
Check out Asheville Poetry Review. They publish annually a variety of forms, including interviews, essays, and book reviews, besides poetry from all over the world.
Please view their submission guidelines here.
Contact: Keith Flynn, Founder
Address: P.O. Box 7086, Asheville, NC 28802
Website: http://www.ashevillepoetryreview.com/
Publishing Opportunities are compiled from information gathered in the 2015 Poet’s Market.
It’s time to play with another poet’s words…mine! I took words from my first book, Wake Up a Woman. I hope you enjoy them and find them inspiring!
Here are your words:
static
woman
kindling
embracing
banister
vain
clasp
curtains
gunshot
stubborn
relative
ruins
sprung
And have you considered submitting to our Write for Us segment? We’d love to feature your work here on The Reverie! Click here for more information…
Good luck and have fun!
Remember, all entries must be linked back to this post with a pingback or by commenting.
The Spring tends to be the height of submissions season. It is a time to polish up those pieces and figure out exactly where you should send them for potential publication. While we hope you’ll consider us, we want to share other opportunities as well.
Hotel Amerika will be accepting submissions until May 1st! They are looking for exceptional poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.
Please view their submission guidelines here.
Contact: David Lazar, Editor
E-Mail: editors@hotelamerika.net
Website: http://www.hotelamerika.net/
Publishing Opportunities are compiled from information gathered in the 2015 Poet’s Market.
It’s time for a new wordle! This week, I’ve taken words from one of our editor’s books, The Shaping of an Angry Black Woman by Tamara Woods. There is no set amount of words you have to use, and you can use any form of the word listed below (plural, past tense, etc.)
Here are you words:
drippings
splinters
fickle
barcode
articulate
quivering
accusing
lipstick
DNA
jail
witches
kiss
mimicry
To check out Tamara Woods’ book, click here!
Good luck and have fun!
Remember, all entries must be linked back to this post with a pingback or by commenting.
Some of the publishing opportunities we share with you are very specialized magazines and journals. This one is a very interesting look at poetry that makes me think along the lines of micropoetry. Remember that you can always submit to our Write for Us segment and that our magazine submissions are now open for the year.
Hoot is a postcard review of mini poetry and prose. Every month they publish one piece of poetry with artwork on a postcard. They look for surprising, brief, stand-on-its-own poetry.
Please view their submission guidelines here.
Contact: Amanda Vacharat and Dorian Geisler, editors
E-Mail: onlinesubmissions@hootreview.com
Website: http://www.hootreview.com/
Publishing Opportunities are compiled from information gathered in the 2015 Poet’s Market.
I remember when it came time to think of names for my children how certain names would remind my husband and I of people we had known. Sometimes those names brought pretty harsh emotions along with them. My husband still hates the name Zack, all because some of some guy with that name he went to school with.
The point is, there is power in a name. I want you to write a love poem today. I want something gushy and romantic and beautiful…
And I want you to write it with a name you despise. I want you to write it to that “person.”
Remember to leave it in the comments below, or leave a link to it so we can all read your work!
Magazine submissions are still open. You’ve only got a few more months to get it in, so get writing! You can always submit to our Write for Us segment, though.
I keep telling myself Janelle, witnessing life means there needs to be a witness. I’ve been running from being present to the moment like it was fitness.
But, it was sudden.
The season changed from what I’ve done to what she doesn’t.
All we need is love on the radio and bless you’s to the lady next to me in the bathroom stall. Went from talking about Love in the singular form to asking how to show Love to us all.
Teachers who don’t call themselves that and smiles from a man flipping the sign on the street. No two moments the same even if they say these years have been on repeat, I’m just grateful. “In the moment” turned out better than plans. We sang that song in preschool about how God had the world in his hands and I get it. I get it, I do. Lyrics didn’t say OUR palms, the lyrics gave us clear direction. I grew up thinking I had to plan life out for my own protection but I’m letting go and grateful that the sun doesn’t shine on my watch because if it did, it’d be late every morning haha
We’re just growing. Respect I’m showing. I have to stop taking credit for things I know without even knowing. Like how do I expect to grow without making time for growing?
It’s all good even when it all isn’t.
I’m put in my place when I back out the race, our time deserves patience so give us some space. What’s with all the hurry and saving of face, the man got you rushing and running from grace.
Conscious whispering to you:
Like baaaaaby, aren’t you tired yet?
With allll that runnin and chasin
You think it’s time well spent but it’s time waistin
Pace it. Don’t let the hype of all these other lives have you shook. Rome was built in the time that it took.
I was named Janelle Marie. I currently reside in Las Vegas and am training myself to focus on The One Thing. From that place, all in aligned loved ones! I’m 25 so far and would be honored to share and express on your platform. You can find Janelle’s blog, here.
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