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Is an international publication, designed to be both a
paper and Internet magazine, run independently of grants.
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The magazine takes both subscriber’s and non-
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The editor has no issues other than the promotion of poetry that is of a
standard that can be considered as imaginative and well written.
Payment for accepted work is one copy of the
magazine
in which an author’s work appears.
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Tel: 0115 9461267
Mobile: 07758 674 554
poetrymonthly@btinternet.com
www.poetrymonthly.com
Listen & Be Heard Weekly
Arts, Cultural & Entertainment Magazine for Northern California and the World
www.poetrymagazine.com
Please note that although featured poets are by invitation, others may submit to the Current Poets section.
Bryant L Clifford's NEW Poetry site -
PLEASE GO TO: www.themonarchofeveningtime.comTHANK YOU @ ENJOY !!!!!
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contact us: jim@wetpoetssociety.com
The
Center Literary Cafe in Healdsburg,
a monthly open mic with featured reader, in its third year. It is hosted by
Healdsburg Literary Guild member, stand-up poet Batja Cates. Batja is also
a member of RoadWriters, a reading troupe who reads from their anthology,
Present at the Creation and other works, and does poetry
improvisation with audience participation. (see below)
This traveling troupe of Sonoma County poets lifts the veil on
the creative process, bringing you into the fun, inspiration and risk-taking
that are part of the act of writing. They read from their anthology of poems
on the creation of poetry by more than 30 area poets. And they
involve the audience, taking suggestions and improvising -- the ultimate
literary “high wire act.”
Currently, RoadWriters include poet, novelist and playwright
David Beckman; stand-up poet, author, and literary entrepreneur
Batja Cates; poet, editor and memoirist Vilma Ginzberg,
writer/editor Simon Jeremiah, and poet/publisher, Ed Coletti.
http://www.mcrory.com/litcafe/index.php
LANGUAGE OF THE SOUL
Our Mission Statement
To encourage the writing, reading and
listening of literature. To raise the quality of literary arts in the county of
San Luis Obispo by providing award winning poets, writers and local authors a
venue in the community to read and conduct workshops. To work within the
educational community providing creative writing workshops, poetry focused
workshops concentrating on K-12 education.
CultureShockNews
Hi Authors:
Just a note to let you know about a new service to promote your
books, particularly during the holiday season.
Please check out my web page:
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Review the video interview and the audio interview links. This can
be provided to you with links to your web pages, or if you don't
have a web page, you can direct people to a link about your book.
If it something you're interested in please call me: 1-800-465-7487
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“writers write- every day!”
Accepting short fiction, poetry for the 4th issue of the literary journal
Ginosko; eZines circulation 2000+. ginosko (ghin-oce-koe)
To perceive, understand, realize, come to know; knowledge that has
an inception, a progress, and an attainment. The recognition of
truth by personal experience.
NEW YORK REVIEW
Call
for Submissions
Calling all writers, angels, poets, gods, artists, photographers and souls
that survive with
a desire to tell the tale of their tears or laughter. Share your voices at:
submissions (at) NewYorkReview.Org.
Monterey Poetry Review is actively seeking poetry contributions from local writers and students, as well as reviews of new poetry books and chapbooks, reports of local poetry events and venues, and features on local poets. Submissions, inquiries and letters may be sent to: montereypoetryreview@gmail.com .
Contact information:
Megan Lee, Editor
PO Box 5885, Monterey, CA, 93944
montereypoetryreview@gmail.com
The California Federation of Chaparral Poets, Inc. holds a monthly contest open to all poets. For themes, fees, guidelines: Cleo Griffith, Chair, 4409 Diamond Ct., Salida, CA 95368, cleor36@yahoo.com or (209)543-1776.
Frank Bette Center for the Arts
1601 Paru Street
Alameda, CA 94501
510-523-6957
Executive Director: Debra Owen
Bringing women together through communication... http://ladybugbooks.com the web site for LadybugPress — Books from LadybugPress and other publishers. Resources and special features for women writers; Commentary; Instruction; Interactive Writer's Group-Poetry; Domestic Violence information; Magazine and Online Radio.
--NORCAL SLAM UPDATE is my online fanzine of the NorCal slam
scene, posted every Tues. It's highly subjective and reviews are
limited to where Chaz can visit. No ads or paid endorsements
accepted.
Non-slam events included as sanity & space permits.
Beware! Slams are not for faint of heart! The UPDATE, its editor
and contributors and host sites are not responsible for what
happens if you attend any of the shows listed.
--Weekly Circulation: approx. 3,000 world-wide.
--All local reports are edited for length.
--Slams nationwide:
http://www.poetryslam.com --A listserve to chat about
slams in NorCal:
norcalslams-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
--To join the oldest international slam listserve:
email:
poetry_slam-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
--For info on many non-slam poetry events in CA
(NorCal)
http://www.poetryflash.org/
(SoCal) http://www.poetix.net
---Photo's of slams:
http://www.poeticdream.com ---For tips on competing,
or starting a slam:
http://www.daniland.com/slam/slamfaq.html
---An 'incomplete history' of slam's early days:
http://www.e-poets.net/library/slam/
---Groovy Slamsite:
http://www.slamchannel.com ---Your Editor's Site:
http://charles.tribe.net
San Francisco Chapter
Women's National Book Association
Joan Gelfand
President
joangelfand@pacbell.net
74 San Jacinto Way
San Francisco, CA 94127
(415) 665-9292
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http://jg.typepad.com/ciel/poetryprogram.html
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About BAPC
BAPC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer
organization (established 1974) in Northern
California. conducts an annual poetry contest and (along with sponsoring special events in the San Francisco Bay Area)
hosts an OPEN POETRY READING the first
Saturday (typically) of every month in Berkeley,
California.
John Rowe, BAPC
President (510) 527-9905 |
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WriterAdvice
Read author interviews, market information, and much more in WriterAdvice, www.writeradvice.com
To receive WriterAdvice notices INCLUDING REQUESTS FOR
SUBMISSIONS, e-mail LGood67334@comcast.net and put subscribe in the subject
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Languageandculture.net welcomes original poetry and their English translation in the following languages: Spanish, French, German, Russian, Italian and the Slavic languages. Other languages are under review. We accept translations of known writers: please include the original language. Languageandculture.net also accepts original poetry in English. Please check online for submission guidelines, send 3-5 poems and a short bio and address inquiries to info@languageandculture.net.mailto:info@languageabd culture.net We also offer an annual Chapbook Series and hold a monthly Open Mic poetry reading in Dublin. www.languageandculture.net
Poets & Writers,
Inc.
is the primary source of information, support, and guidance
for creative writers. Founded in 1970, it is the nation's
largest nonprofit literary organization.
For more information about Poets & Writers' programs please
visit www.pw.org or
write to Poets & Writers, 72 Spring Street, NY, NY 10012.
Phone: (212) 226-3586.
If you have questions about this newsletter, please write to
admin@pw.org
Taproot2
a periodic broadside by songwriter/poet Peter Bray of
Benicia, CA is available free to interested parties. Sorry,
only available by snailmail.
Inquire by e-mail to PetrBray@aol.com. See also
www.peterbray.org and
www.sonador.com/pedro.
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Sixteen
Rivers Press is a shared-work, nonprofit
poetry collective dedicated to providing an
alternative publishing avenue for San Francisco Bay
Area poets. Founded in 1999 by seven writers, the
press is named for the sixteen rivers that flow into
the San Francisco Bay. We welcome new members to our press through an annual manuscript competition. New members make a three-year commitment to working for the press, during which time they become interns in the poetry publishing and take their own poetry manuscripts from the editing and book design stages right through to proofreading, printing, marketing, and distribution. Our publishing schedule is currently filled, but we will be accepting manuscript submissions from* January 1 to March 1, 2007. Please check out our newest books, our readings and events schedule, and our submission guidelines at www.sixteenrivers.org . Terry Ehret tehret99@comcast.net |
Poetry Matters Ina Coolbrith Circle
In
1919, poet/librarian/teacher Ina Coolbrith began meeting
with kindred literary spirits at her home in San
Francisco. "I want," she said, "the Circle to live and
be ever widening... to perpetually keep the history and
literature…of California alive...."
Joel Fallon PL of Benicia, California has a web
site at
He hosts: a poetry evening on the First Tuesday
of each month at the Benicia Public Library, an annual
Poets' Picnic in The Park in Benicia to celebrate April
as National Poetry Month, an annual love poetry contest
for the Benicia Historical Museum, and send news of
poetry events to a small universe of regional poets.
Today, about 200 members of the Ina Coolbrith Circle
continue to pursue her mission to nurture the poetry and
history, past and present, of the Golden State. Our
members include poets, writers, historians, artists and
readers with a particular interest in books by and about
Californians.
