Showing posts with label A River Sings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A River Sings. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2022

Submit to A River Sings at Indolent Books

Indolent Books needs submissions for their new ongoing poem project.

From the Indolent Books Submittable page:

We value poems that use all the resources of poetry, especially in ways that are innovative, provocative, and risky. We urge you NOT to think of this as a place for "political" poems in the usual sense. We want lyric personal poetry that resonates with the energy of social, cultural, and civic engagement—whatever that means to you: race, class, sex, gender, human rights, civil rights, voting rights, freedom, oppression, health, wellness, the environment, diversity, inclusion, identity...and so much more.

For more information on how to submit, read the rest of the page here.

Thursday, September 22, 2022

My First Publication of Fall


My poem "Alex Jones After Trial" was published today as part of the A River Sings series from Indolent Books. Thanks to Michael Broder for getting this series going again and including my work.


Friday, January 22, 2021

New Series from Indolent books

Michael Broder has started A River Sings, a new series on his website. 

From the Submittable page:
Beginning January 20, 2021, the Indolent Books website will publish a poem-a-day to celebrate the resurgent spirit of truth, justice, and democracy that awoke in our nation at noon on that day. We want poems about what we are seeing, hearing, thinking, feeling, hoping and fearing at the dawn of this historic presidency. Let's use poetry to engage in a rich and layered conversation about the ongoing polarization of this nation and the opportunities bringing the nation and its people together, for moving forward, for making a difference.

There's not an easy link from the home page to the page and the poems published so far, but it's there.

Read one of the poems from the new endeavor. This one's by Jade Yeung.