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Poetry/Literary Magazines and Resources
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Poetry/Literary Magazines & Resources
Alsop Review: Has high-quality writings as well as classes, reviews, The Gazebo, and membership features.
BeeHive: A hypertext, hypermedia literary journal that has lots of well-written and contemplative articles, poetry, and book excerpts—including an excerpt of Michael Rothenberg's Punk Rockwell.
Big Bridge: A Web Zine of Poetry (and everything else): Michael Rothenberg's site that has poetry, and fiction, as well as chapbooks by Philip Whalen, Joanne Kyger, Robert Creeley, Jack Collom, and David Meltzer. There's a new feature all about electronic-multimedia shaman Ira Cohen as well as an even newer cyberspective celebrating the art of Robert La Vigne.
Comrades: E-zine with poetry, fiction/non-fiction, artwork, reviews and essays, and some extra stuff such as merchandise, a message board, and a newsletter.
Exquisite Corpse: A journal of letters and life. It's the ultimate. Need I say more? Go see for yourself!
Frank's Home: Frank Parker's home of poetry, newly featuring poems by Stephen Vincent and Erminia Passannanti.
Light and Dust Poets: An anthology that includes visual poetry and other work presented in whole, or in part, in graphics files.
milk magazine: Sustenance for the masses. This is Larry Sawyer's site, a great magazine with poetry, essays, fiction, art and photography, and much more. Lina ramona Vitkauskas has also helped to create milk magazine.
Naked Poetry: Edited by the great RhondaK, this zine is funky and smart. It has open mic events, poetry, book reviews, fiction, and several eclectic sections.
Taverner's Koans: Alan DeNiro's wonderful poetry resource site that has discussions, features, writing advice and references, links, and a bookstore.
Thyalzine: Australian arts and literature, on landscape and animals.
Unlikely Stories: A collection of articles, literature and poetry, and stuff.
The Apparitions: Alex Walsh's band. "Flavors of Velvet Underground, The Beatles and Stones on acid, jazz, folk-rooted boys and girls with keyboards, electric bass, the Flying Paredes-Diaz Brothers on drums and percussion..."
Beat Generation News: Mary Sands' site about the beats, what happened, what is happening, what might happen.
Goodie Magazine: A Panther Press magazine, Goodie "celebrates people who still have their individuality intact, places that aren't repeated over and over in exactitude, things which delight."
Shambhala Sun: A magazine "about waking up," it celebrates the arts, Buddhism, modern life, relationships, politics, and literature.
WHATWEB: Gary Gach's online mindful poetry zone."Online & off, the project brings together two things popular in the late 20th century: contemporary Buddhism and poetry. See for yourself how poetry is informed by, and informs, Buddhism today!"
(Note: some contributors' sites are listed above.)
Adrien Begrand's site, which he says is full of "trivial rants," but that has cool ideas.
Andrew Gallix's gnarly, innovative site is 3 AM Publishing.
Linda Lerner is the editor of Poets On the Line, a continuing anthology.
Daniel Nester is the senior editor of Painted Bride Quarterly and editor-in-chief of La Petite Zine.
John Sokol's Website: The site shows John's poems, stories, paintings, portraits, drawings, and bio.
Jordan Zinovich's Autonomedia Collective is one of the more notable and active English-language underground publishing houses.
Katherine McNamara is the editor and publisher of Archipelago, a quarterly of literature, the arts and opinion.
Laki Vazakas: Site for info on his Huncke video, "Huncke and Lois".
Louise Landes Levi: Site contains Louise's reviews and interviews.
Talan Memmot: Also see above for Talan's BeeHive.
Ron Whitehead's site, Tapping
My Own Phone,
is a volume of great stuff—reflecting all the things
he's so wonderfully done.
