If so, let our members know where, when, what.

Books, magazines, journals, newspapers, blogs, self-published, first-time, last-time, whatever.

Tell us the details.

I've got the stark poems out to two contests by university presses, and I'm scouring the web for a non-entry fee publisher for them.  Any suggestions, anyone?

Mostly I self-publish on http://sleepswithbear.wordpress.com, writing too much to wait for months for a reply.

Rick

When I started this, I didn't know I'd have an announcement  :D

When the new issue of Shelf Life Magazine comes out (quarterly) Simpatico will be included.

http://www.shelflifemagazine.com/

Most excellent, dudette!  Congratulations!

Bear

Well, seeing as you asked Lavonne . . . I just got an email from Raindog, informing me that The only room in the house will appear in the next Lummox Journal!

Hot damn! Congratulations!

I mean

Congratulations!

Dear Lavonne & Brian

My sincerest congratulations to your both.
Wonderful news.

a warm smile
silent lotus

Sorry, just noticed this.
Thank you very much Chasan.

B.

Congrats, Brian and Lavonne!

Does photography count? I seem to be having better luck with that these days...

My visual story (of sorts) will be in the January edition of Frame Lines. Now I just have to figure out how to turn a slide show into a static experience without losing the sense of motion...

Photography absolutely counts with me! Very cool.

Ditto from me and my wife, a keen photographer. Congrats and thanks for that link!!

B.

Thank you, Lavonne and Brian!

The definition of being 'published' is changing so rapidly. I have independantly published a collection of my own work, "The Puzzle Box". I post new poems in my blog 'gingaTao'. This week a poem of mine is appearing in the e-journal 'Bolts Of Silk'. In February I'll be in Descanto magazine. Oh that all sounds like a terrible case of blowing my own horn but I just wanted to point out that these days, being a 'published poet' is easier than ever before. It's a bright new world, full of possibilities.

Always feel free to blow that horn here!

Post some links for us to follow.

Well here is a link to my bloggedy blog and there are links to all the rest from there. This looks like a very lively and interesting community here.
http://gingatao.wordpress.com/

As 2008 draws to a close, I would like to remind you all that GP has completed ten years. In these ten years, we have witnessed its staggering growth and it has become an attractive poetic destination for many all over the world.

I would like to thank all the members, staff and curators who has contributed immensely for making GP what it is.

'Sejour' by silent lotus is Bogeyman's choice for this month. There's serenity in this poem. beautiful nostalgic images take me away from the daily grind, inspire me to look beyond the horizon. like most of the poems by silent lotus, this one is best whispered... is what Bogeyman has to say about this poem.

I sign off for this year. See you guys in 2009!! Have a happy holiday season! .......Mamta

Congratulations. :)

Silent, congrats on the selection. The poem is beautiful.

Well done Chasan! Nice poeming.

B.

well blow me down, Chasan
— I knew you had it in you

be here now    :)
ciao

I sold a painting last night, does that count?

Fantastic!!

Congratulations!!!
B.

Ditto that!

Well, thanks guys.....I don't have a link, but I guess I can take a picture of something and make it my icon...?

Please do!

I've just had some good news on my prose poem, "Dia de los Muertos Conversations"!  It's been accepted for publication in Nimrod International Journal, along with "Road Work in Baja and the Middle School Boy".  It's been a while since my work's been submitted, much less, accepted!  yahOO!  Just had to share with all of you, especially those who helped me fine tune the work.  Thanks all

That is such marvelous news Lynn!

Enhorabuena!

Congratulations Lynn! Such a great journal too. Well deserved!

B.

Excelente, Lynn

milner

Great news and deserved. Is this one on your "A" list? Congratulations.

larry

Yes!  This one is on my "A" list -- thus my shock and awe!  Thanks, Silent Lotus, Larry, Milner, Brian, Lavonne.  Your good words are wonderful to find.

lynn

Klaus Thiemann has told me he will be opening 2009 at Outlaw Poetry with my poem The road to Damascus. This was just about the first poem I submitted to Poetry Circle, May 2006, and now proudly sits in the Front Page Archive, P5.

I feel in such good company on two such different sites.

http://www.outlawpoetry.com

Cheers

milner

Klaus is a wonderful advocate of good, honest poetry.  his visceral excitement is very contagious.  congratulations on your wonderful successes at Outlaw Poetry.
best...
john

Congratulations, Milner. I hadn't read it, and had to go here to find it:

http://www.subtletea.com/milnerplacepoetry2.htm

Thought it was bloody brilliant.

James

Thanks, John, and not to forget your fine poemd there.

That you like it, gives me leasure, James. Haven't been to the Subtletea site for a while. It's easier to get by clicking on Front Page Archive, then 5, here, or by Search.

Cheers

milner

It's a double! John Yamrus's 'the next question' has fronted with my  'The road to Damascus' to open the new year on Outlaw Poetry.

http://outlawpoetry.com

Cheers

milner

shall we link arms and salute?  i think so!  thanks for telling me the news.  i didn't know that.
fantastic.  any chance i get to appear in a publication side by side with you is a big deal for me!
happy new year.
john

I just had a poem published in the UK literary magazine Orbis.  Am awaiting my copy as we speak!

Lynne

Congrats, Lynne.

Whoooo-hoooo!  Good news!  Excellent to hear!

Congrats to everyone who is publishing.
Michael

Thanks, silent,

The editor of Orbis, Carole Baldock, was wonderful.   I sent two poems, which were rejected---but she took the time to e-mail me,  and told me that although those 2 weren't quite what they were looking for, that she was intrigued ---and invited me to send 2 more, which I did, with more success.   She also made some editing suggestions and was just very helpful in general.  Google Orbis poetry mag. for the guidelines if you're interested.
Lynne

John Yamrus was recently published in the online magazine Heavybear. Check out the most recent issue at: http://www.heavybear.janecrown.com/index.html

Published by Jane Crown, who will be interviewing John on her radio program, March 8th, airing live at 5PM Eastern.  The 90 minute interview/reading can be heard on www.janecrown.com. Afterward, the reading will be archived on the Jane Crown website.