Poetry Zines

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Comment by Álvaro Mielgo Gallego on December 27, 2010 at 6:23am

Hey ya fellow poets!,

We're currently gathering material for SADWRN, an international new polyglot zine on poetry, speculative fiction/general speculation and comics, that will be published world and webwide around February.

Right now we're looking for your bright poetry to illuminate our lives and minds. We already count with poetry in English and Welsh, as well as with interviews with Les U. Knight (founder of the VHEMT, http://www.vhemt.org/), J.L. Pardo (philosopher and Spanish translator of Guy Debord's 'La societé du spectacle') and José Carlos Fernandes (http://jcfernandes.carbonmade.com/), texts by Weird Fiction (http://weird-fiction.net/) and more.

Feel free to submit your bold distilled poetry (preferably in English, Spanish, Greek or Welsh) to alvaromielgogallego@hotmail.com, or contact me here on WMZ.

Comment by lauramarie on September 7, 2010 at 10:49am

I have a new poetry zine out called suicide notes. I wrote suicide notes to friends and family in poem-form and put them together for readers' reading pleasure. I would love to trade for other poetry zines / chapbooks. Please comment on my page if you're interested.

Comment by JennyTheArtist on May 14, 2010 at 12:27pm

I have had lots of great responses to my poetry zine. check it out HERE thanks!!

Comment by JennyTheArtist on May 14, 2010 at 12:22pm

I WANT YOUR POETRY AND HAIKUS!
I want to make another poetry zine and another haiku zine. I was thinking it would be fun to include some works from other writers and not all by me. If you may be interested, please send me a message!

Comment by KEROUAC'S DOG MAGAZINE on May 7, 2010 at 1:15am

CALLING ALL FANS OF KEROUAC. . .
Kerouac’s Dog Magazine ® is a brand-spanking new, independently published quarterly magazine set to form a bold and exciting creative platform for new writing, design, photography, fashion and plenty more. It’s inspired by Jack Kerouac and the 1960s Beat generation and in honour of these, will eagerly exhibit the newest and bravest work and folios, from creatives all over the world. All tied up with key themes of freedom; truth; beauty; love; travel; wanderlust; sex; taboo; and fringe. The whole thing will be beautifully designed and printed top-to-bottom in black and white (because we have a passion for all things black and white).

Issue 1 needs you – The very first Issue. ‘Freedom’ will be released as a limited print-run later in the year, and available to buy online, to a global audience. So we’re calling on creatives for submissions on this theme and this theme only. As the whole thing is in black and white, the only stipulation is that the stuff you send needs to be in – or look gorgeous in - monochrome. It can be old work, or new work, we don’t mind. We won’t be able to pay you, but we’re happy to put names and URLs with each submission used so please send these through, along with your work.
In the subject line, please put KDM FREEDOM followed by your name and creative discipline. Remember all image and graphics need to be at least 300dpi. What are you waiting for? Please get in touch.

Comment by Kathy Tran on March 18, 2010 at 9:52pm

My boyfriend's 1st zine which I designed the cover! We are going on a Northwest tour of the United States for activism and.. just plain exploring. It is a 32 page, poetry book. Here's some information from him:

In May I plan on visiting fusion centers in 6 different states in the Northwest United States. I will hopefully be speaking at activist trainings along the way also. Instead of going the normal route of asking for donations to fund the entire trip, I want to go a different route. I just finished binding my first poetry zine entitled, I Left Blues City, but the State of Misery Didn't Leave Me. If you buy a copy for $4, all of that money will go to funding my trip.

The zine is a 32 page poetry book I personally put together with the help of Volthair. The poems were written between 2006 and 2008. You can buy the book through Paypal. When you send the money, just give your full mailing address. If you would like to donate more to my trip fund, I added a donate button below the pay now button. I will have a finalized budget for the trip shortly.

To buy or donate go here:
http://operationdefuse.ning.com/

OR you can contact me for a copy! email me at volthair at gmail dot com. shipping is a dollar around the states and 2 dollars everywhere else.

Comment by zeraph dylan on February 18, 2010 at 2:58pm

I wanted to let you all know about my new poetry zine, Love Never.
Love Never is a collection of poems about trans experience, queer love, spirituality and anti-capitalism. You can also read my poetry for free at zeraphimpoetry.livejournal.com. Thanks :)


Love Never is $1.00 at Alchemist's Closet

Comment by tim scannell on October 25, 2009 at 6:48am

bravo katie...
yr welcome to use anything
i sent...:)
tim
port angeles

Comment by Amazing Sunflower on March 7, 2009 at 12:37pm

If anyone participated in the A Poem A Day project in January and wants a poem included in the A Poem A Day booklet, please contact me immediately by sending me an email or adding something to my comment wall. I am beginning layout on the booklet and need all contributions and bios right away.

Comment by Amazing Sunflower on February 14, 2009 at 7:47pm

I went to a poetry writing workshop today, hosted by my district of the Kansas Authors Club. I was the youngest person in the room by 15 to 20 years (and I am nearly 40!) Anyway, the presenter was Brian Daldorph, and we wrote sonnets!

I have always been intimidated by sonnets and have never tried to write one. But after today, I am crazy about them. Brain allows for a lot of leeway in the writing of sonnets, which is quite helpful, especially for a beginner.

What really got me excited was Brian's book From the Inside Out. Every poem in the book is a sonnet (or at least STRONGLY based on that form), but none of them are love poems or happy little confections. The people in these poems are having troubles, and the poems are so GOOD! I bought his book, I who hardly ever buy new books. I think it's the best $10 I've spent in a long time.

If you like sonnets or even if you don't, I encourage you to check out this book. If you don't want to buy it on my suggestion, ask your library to buy it for the collection or to get it for you through interlibrary loan.

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