Calling all Poets living in Canada and the United States!

Thanks to g emil reutter and Diane Sahms Guarnieri for the info.

In recognition of 2021 World Food Day and in keeping with the power of poetry to move hearts and minds towards needed anti-hunger actions, Poetry X Hunger and its partners announce an important Call for Poetry Submissions. Collaborators include the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Liaison Office for North America, the Capital Area Food Bank and, poet Rebecca Roach.

Held every October 16, this year’s World Food Day is themed on “Our Actions Are Our Future. Better production, better nutrition, a better environment, and a better life.” Our modern world is putting enormous strain and competing pressures on our agri-food systems. Our collective choices as consumers and producers today impact what tomorrow will look like. World Food Day calls for building sustainable, inclusive, and resilient food systems that deliver enough affordable, nutritious, and safe food for all. The campaign also recognizes and thanks to #FoodHeroes who, no matter the circumstance, continue to provide food to their communities and beyond.  

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September's North of Oxford

Check out the latest poetry and prose from editors g emil reutter and Diane Sahms Guarnieri.

North of Oxford's September offerings can be found here. 

The 2015 Summer Issue of Fox Chase Review is Up (more David P. Miller!)

The Summer 2015 Edition of The Fox Chase Review, our 21st is now live and on line. We are pleased to present:

Poetry by: Simon Anton Diego Baena, Kevin Brophy, Michael DeMarco, Gil Fagianella, Ananya S Guha, Michelle Grottola, Maria Keane, Adrian Manning, David P. Miller, Michelle Myers, Carlos Reyes and Laura Madeline Wiseman.

Fiction by: Sterling Brown, Joseph Crossen, Jean Davis and Nancy Sherman.

Thanks once again to Editors g emil reutter and Diane Sahms Guarnieri.

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Stone Soup Ahead

See you at tonight's features from Philly!  For more incentive to come tonight, check out the work of Diane Sahms Guarnieri and g emil reutter in last Friday's Stone Soup Servings column in Oddball Magazine.

August 4: Run, Fox Chase Poets, Run to Stone Soup!

Philadelphia's poetry scene has played a part of my tenure at Stone Soup since the early days. It's also played a part of my personal growth as a poet. As both the Out of The Blue Art Gallery and Stone Soup Poetry move toward an uncertain future, I'm glad I'll be inviting Diane Sahms Guarnieri and g emil reutter for what is all likelihood the last summer Stone Soup will ever have on 106 Prospect Street. When you look at it that way, every Monday at Stone Soup in the forseeable future will feel pretty historical. Come down and be part of it before it's too late.