I've decided to resurect this blog as a place for me to work on my poetry and getting it into publication. I'll start with listing places that take online submissions which seem somewhat reliable including one that published one of my poems:

http://www.barcidhomily.com/

Intriguing Poetry E-zines & Journals
96
Received national recognition over the past nine
years for its innovative ways of supporting new and
established artists and its mentoring of teenagers.
The goal of 96 Inc is that of integrating the arts
into the community and integrating the professional
and the beginner, the teacher and the student, the
artist and the artisan.

2River: Since 1996, 2River has been an online
site of poetry, art, and theory,
quarterly publishing the 2River View. 
All publications first appear online and afterwards in
print.

3rd Muse Poetry Journal:A publication from 3rd Muse
Publishing and Web Design, published monthly online,
as well as quarterly in a print edition. 3rd Muse
Publishing and Web Design is based in Melbourne,
Australia.

Able Muse:  A review of Metrical Poetry.

Abounding:  A poetry webzine, featuring
poetry in any style, any form.

Antenym: Their format is paper until they sell
out (150-200 copies per run). Published three times
per year, 50 pp. Subscriptions available for $13.50
per year, payable to Steve Carll. After the paper
sells out, available as e-mail (without graphics). Ed.
Stmt: An attempt to explore the question of Being
through language, to seek out the nexus between
language and the source of what is, to find a
grounding place to stand and affirm endangered life.

Artistry In Poetry: An e-zine with featured poets
and contests.

Ascent: 
Is published three times each year: fall, winter,
and spring. Each issue contains approximately one
hundred pages of new fiction, poetry, and essays.

Avante Garde Times: This new page will offer
poets a chance to experiment with new style and
themes. The type of poetry
asked for is work that is experimental or alternative.
Its for you to expand your repertoire.

Barefoot Press: Barefoot Press was established a
few years ago to distribute free poetry pamphlets,
featuring South African poets.
Each pamphlet
has a distribution of 20000 copies, making Barefoot
Press pamphlets the biggest free poetry venture in
Africa. They are given out free at bookshops across
the country, and, by and large, 'sell out' within
three weeks of hitting the shelves.
And now, by
making these pamphlets available on the Web, many more
people will get the chance to encounter some of South
Africa's finest developing and established poets. 

Big Bridge: An awesome site
dedicated to art, poetry and fiction. Since September
11th, 1997. Big sprawling site with much to offer.

Brooklyn Review Online: For the past two decades
the Brooklyn Review has published an impressive
roster of emerging and established American writers.
 The Review has published faculty members at Brooklyn
College such as Allen Ginsberg, John Ashbery, Joan
Larkin, Julie Agoos, and Ron Padgett as well as,
former MFA alumni such as Paul Beaty, Sapphire, John
Yau, Marcella Durand, and Anselm Berrigan. Published
annually the Review and has a fine reputation as a
serious literary magazine.  Poems have been selected
for Scribners Best Poetry of the Year series.

Cafe Mo.com:  Possibly one of the most creative
in-your-face online ezines.

Caffeine Destiny:  A webzine which publishes
contemporary poetry of the Pacific-Northwest. Includes
regular columns and reviews.

Central California Poetry Journal, The:


 The
Journal represents the work of poets who reside in, or
write about Central California. Included in their
table of contents is a complete listing of all pages
dating back to 1996.  Many of the poems featured in
the Journal have  been submitted by the authors.

Contemporary Poetry Review:  A Journal devoted
exclusively to the criticism of poetry.

Crayon: 



Bob Harrison is author of
several books of poetry including Split Poems, Broken
English, and


Coup Sticks.
He edited Croton Bug, a poetry magazine, from 1992 to
1996, and CORTEXT, a catalog of visual poetry, with
Nicholas Frank, in 1996. His poems have been published
in many magazines and on the web.

Deep Cleveland Junkmail Oracle:  A webzine
dedicated to the memory of Cleveland, Ohio's legendary
outlaw poet: DA Levy.

Eratio Postmodern Poetry:  An online journal
specializing in postmodern poetry, poetics and
eidetics edited by Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino.

HyperTexts, The: 
An on-line poetry journal with a simple goal:  to
showcase the best poetry available to us. 
HyperTexts publish poems they find compelling;  the
poems make their selection process easy.  A good
poem makes an editor's job a "no-brainer."  They
simply look for poems that make every word tell,
poems they find memorable because they refuse to be
forgotten.

Lingerings:  A quarterly
presentation featuring art,
photography, and writing (poetry, essays, stories).
Part of the Words of A Woman Net
Society.

Magma:  The web edition
contains a selection of poetry and articles from the
magazine. Magma appears
three times a year, the full edition brought to you in
bookshops and

by post from its base
in London, and the Web edition brought to you from the
San Francisco Bay area.

Melic Review, The:  Publishes poetry, offers
a poetry discussion group, literary criticism, an
annual contest and an archive for light verse.

Mudlark:   An Electronic Journal of Poetry &
Poetics. Editor William Slaughter.

Poems Niederngasse:  A monthly e-zine featuring
quality original poetry.

Poetry:  Since its founding in Chicago in 1912,
POETRY has presented, often for the very first time,
virtually every significant poet of the century. Now
in its ninth decade of uninterrupted monthly
publication, the magazine remains the premier forum
for contemporary poetry.

Poetry Now: 


An
electronic poetry journal; a journal with professional
standards; where poetry is contemporary, finely
crafted, available.

Poetry Review:  A quarterly poetry magazine
published by the Poetry Society in England. Since 1997
sample pages have been included in the Poetry
Society's website. The magazine aims to present the
best poetry being written in English from wherever in
the world and to publish significant work in
translation.

Poetry Stop:  An
online poetry magazine. Poetry Stop features the best of today's
contemporary poets. A monthly publication.

Scribble on the Net:  Poetry, Reviews, Resources,
Discussion group.  New Zealand and international
poetry.







Sentinel Poetry
Movement:
 Featuring 
a monthly magazine, poems , poets from all
backgrounds, interviews, reviews, competitions and
resources.

Small Spiral
Notebook:  Showcasing decadent
fiction, evocative poetry, amazing non-fiction and
art. Writer workshop forums, chat and links are
accessible.

Wandering Dog, The:   Open site, with free flowing
poetry, prose and essays.

Web Del Sol:  WDS is a collaboration on the part
of dozens of dedicated, volunteer editors, writers,
poets, artists, and staff whose job it is to acquire
and frame the finest contemporary literary art and
culture available in America and abroad, and to array
it in such a manner that it speaks for itself.

 

Assorted and Interesting Poetry Sites

A Poet Born:  Be sure to
visit their "Teacher's
Corner"

 for valuable tips in writing poetry by teachers,
published poets
and editors.

Academy of American Poets:  Was
founded in 1934 to support
American poets at all stages of their careers and to
foster the appreciation of
contemporary poetry. The largest organization in the
country dedicated specifically to the art of
poetry, the Academy sponsors
programs nationally.

Aha Poetry: Post your poems and get instant poetry
gratification with Ann Cantelow's Interactive Poetry
Invention. Find books and magazines on, about, or of
poetry.

American Verse Project:  The Humanities Text
Initiative (HTI) is assembling an electronic archive
of volumes of American poetry. Most of the archive is
made up of 19th century poetry,

although a few 18th century and early 20th
century texts are included.

Basil Bunting Poetry Centre:  Fostering

study and research on
Northumbrian poet Basil Bunting, and on poets
associated with him through the region, or on the
modernist/post modernist tradition. The Centre also
continues to promote the practice of "live" poetry
reading which Bunting championed, and gives support to
the development of the Basil Bunting Poetry Archive in
the University Library.

Bowery Poetry
Club, The:  Dedicated to the
proposition that poetry finds its own book. In other
words, it wasn’t until the 1960s that historians
remembered that Homer didn’t write The Iliad and The
Odyssey – in fact, he didn’t write at all, being
pre-alphabet.

British Poetry 1780-1910:  A hypertext archive of
scholarly editions along with an offering of related
American poetry titles, 1780-1910.

Canadian Poetry Association Resource Center: 
Supporting poetry, maintains the Literary Listserv,
Participoet Listserv, contests, Poetry CDs, and
National Chapters.

Charles Baudelaire:  Only a few
of the poems written by
the famous French
poet.

Chocolatewaters.com:  Yes, her name
really is 'Chocolate Waters' - offering much on her
site, including three decades of poetry.

CMU Poetry Index, The:  EServer's page on
canonical verse. Links, essays and poetry.

Constant Critic,
The:  Tri-weekly poetry reviews. A
'must visit' site!

Counterbalance
Poetry:  Is
a non-profit corporation dedicated to the
presentation of important poets and celebrations of
poetry in events with wide public access and to
providing global access to these unique events
through creative use of Internet technology.

Delaware Valley Poets: 

An active group of more
than seventy members, the DVP began in Trenton in 1952
from a nucleus of three poets.

Dreams In A Backwater: 

A Personal Journal of
Poetry and Prose.

Drowning Man:  Directory of literary
publications, from small presses up to the most famous
with an emphasis on poetry links.  Most pages
contain submission guidelines and some contain
additional links.

Electronic Poetry Centre:  Much in the way of new
poetry.

Elite Skills:  Both
a writers resource site and online poetry club.  At the very least,
an interesting and well crafted page. Unique.

Erin's Poetry Palace:  Well developed poetry site.
Loads of time and effort went into posting work by the
great poets.

Everypoet:  One of the
sites for poets, lovers of poetry and would-be poets.
The site is certainly as 'deep' as advertised.

Face and Place
of Poetry, The:  An outstanding
poetry review site....and much, much more.

Glossary of Poetic Terms:  A unique guide for the
study of poetry.

Haiku:  A great
information page for anyone wishing
to discover Haiku.

Hangtide Poetry Resources:  Directory of
online resources for poetry writers and publishers.

Internet Poet's
Cooperative, The:  Welcome to The
Internet Poets' Cooperative. Here you may browse




poetry books
or




listen
to
the voice of a poet reading original work. Here you
may share your work with others in our




online forum

and/or comment on another's work in progress.

Irish Poetry Page, The:  Irish poetry remains a
creation happily, fundamentally rooted in rural
civilization, yet aware and in touch with the
elementals of the future.

Isle of Lesbos: 
The Isle of Lesbos web site is intended to serve as
a place of art and culture for women-oriented women,
offering a historical glimpse into lesbian lives and
vintage views of affection between women.

Kavitanjali:  This beautiful site contains choice
offerings from talented poets, who are willing to
share their poetic gift.  All are welcome to submit
their poems and join the Kavitanjali family of poets!

Michael Paul
Ladanyi: 
He is the author
of the poetry collection, Humming Riddles in Naked
Seasons, published by The Sun Rising Publishing
Press, June 2004, and the chapbooks, Palm Shadows,
published by Purple Rose Publications, June 2002,
Spelling Crows of Winter, published by Pudding House
Publications, Sept. 2003, Chicken Bones, published
by Little Poem Press, May 2004, and All Your Picasso
Trees, published by The Sun Rising Poetry Press,
June 2004.

Moontown Cafe:  Read submitted poetry online
during their Live Internet
Broadcast. Submit your
poetry, and they may read it
next! Critique
thousands of poems each week helping all
writers perfect their

poetry. Bridge the gap
between writers and publishers by
creating a Poetry
Calendar that all publishers can use to
advertise upcoming events.

Pathetic Poetry Society:  Forums, contests
and other resources for poets in this online
community.

Poetic Landscapes:  A community for those who
sincerely love poetry, with poetry forums, links,
resources, tools, workshops, and challenges. Poems
submissions.

Poetic Link.com:  An interactive poetry database
system that could allow for immediate publication and
critiquing of your submitted poetry. You could begin
to receive feedback on your submitted work from people
all over the world.

Poetry Book Society, The:  TS Eliot founded the
Poetry Book Society in 1953 in order to promote a love
and understanding of contemporary poetry. The PBS is
now a unique membership organization which exists to
keep people all over the world up to date with the
best new English language poetry being published in
the UK and Ireland today.

Poetry Express:  An interactive site
featuring activities and advice for making, sharing,
revising, and editing poems. Highlights include
e-muse, a poetry generator, and 15 poems you can write
now.

Poetry from the Heart - This site includes
creative writing for all ages as well as a chat room
to share ideas, and tips with one another.

Poetry Power:  Tips for poetry writing and
publishing. Free software for poets.

Poetry Society of America, The:  Encourages
poetry to be seen, read, and heard in a variety of
forms. Be sure to check out their
'Resource' page.

Poetry Today Online:  Much to do with all that is
poetry. Listing poetry contests,
workshops and poetry publications.

SoYouWanna:  Publish your poetry?  Helpful site
with tips on how to publish.

Smoke of Beekeepers:  Surrealist poetry and prose
on a well presented site created by Eric Larsen.

Talking to Myself:  We all talk to ourselves. Some
of us answer ourselves and we may end up in a
straightjacket if we don't find a way to express those
feelings.

Tim Love's Literary References:  This site is
packed with links to resources which writers,
particularly the poet, will find informative and
inspiring. 

Ultimate Science Fiction Poetry Guide:  Mammoth
site, loads of science fiction and
fantasy poetry info.

Underground Poets Society, The:  This site
was created and designed by Poet Antwian M. Crawford,
to display his poetic talents as well as display the
work of “Guest Poets” from
around the globe. The Underground Poets Society
focuses on, but is not limited to, People of Color
from all nationalities.

VirtualUrth:  A page completely
dedicated to poets and their work. Poetry....lots
of poetry!

Where The Moon Shines:  A poetry site dedicated to
fine poetry and wisdom.

Whole Heart Publishing:  Offers the
sexual-mystical, sensual writings of talented author
and publisher Therese Tappouni. Experience her
beautiful poetry.... let it "re-ignite" your romance
and penetrate your very soul. It will leave you
breathless, and wanting more!

William Blake Archive:  Everything you ever wanted
to know about William Blake.

 

Poetry Workshops

AlienFlower Poetry Workshop:  Where poetry lovers
practice poetry.

Albany Poetry Workshop:  Workshops as well as
interesting forums.

Brand New Writers:  
Collection of poetry,
Haiku.  Offering a feedback forum for your own work.

Cave Canem:  Is
committed to the discovery and cultivation of new voices in African
American poetry.

Intermediate Poetry Under Construction:  Take
this course and you will learn about different poetic
forms. There are exercises to circumvent writer's
block and how to polish what you've written.

Kalliope:  Focuses on developing the craft of
poetry through group participation in exercise
examples of various poetic techniques. Kalliope is
designed as a basic course in poetry, with lab.

Passions in Poetry:  A wealth of poetry forums are
yours once your register.

Poem Works:  Barbara Helfgott Hyett has
conducted the Workshop for Publishing Poets at her
home in Brookline, MA since 1982. The workshop is a
gathering of poets who each bring work to the table
for reading and critique.

Poetry Project, The:  Housed in the landmark St.
Mark's Church in the center of New York City's East
Village, the Poetry Project offers three weekly
reading series, writing workshops, a bimonthly
Newsletter, an annual literary magazine, The World, an
Annual New Year's Day Marathon Reading, tape and
document archives, and general support for poets.

River Poetry Society, The:  Held at California
State University, Sacramento pursues a wide variety of
activities in poetry and is open to all who are
interested in the art regardless of their poetic bent.

Rhyming Software: 
Rhyme is, if you
couldn't guess by the name, a rhyming program - or
better yet, a rhyming dictionary program. Type in any
word (it knows more than 100,000!),


 

Poetry Publications and Press

A Poet Born Press:   Publishes 6-8 paperbacks per
year. Accepting any style or form of poetry.

Apogee Press:  Apogee publishes the work of
innovative and experimental poets. Culturally and
formally diverse, their poets share an original use of
language.

Atlanta Review:   Atlanta Review is a semi-annual
primarily devoted to poetry.

Literal Latte:   Literary magazine accepting fine
prose and poetry.

Mythic Delirium:   A poetry magazine for the next
millennium! Named one of the best magazines of the
year by Ellen Datlow in the 1999 Year's Best Fantasy
and Horror Anthology.

New Issues Press:   Poetry and prose.

Online Poetry Publishers:  Lists email
contacts for poetry publishers and indicates whether
they are willing to receive manuscripts submitted
electronically.

Oyster Boy Review:   Print and Online Journal of
Fiction and Poetry.

Poetry Markets:   Recent calls for manuscripts.

 

Articles of Note

How to Publish Your Poetry: Insights into
publishing by Peter Finch.

My Poetry, Owned Thoughts:   Insights into
inspiration by Ashley Walker-Gunstone.

Romantic Couplings:   Jacqueline M. Labbe deals
brilliantly with this very interesting subject.

The Art of Writing Poetry:   Lisa Cote shares a
few short, pertinent points.

 

Info sources
http://www.redinkworks.com/poetry_page.htm



Online poetry workshops

http://anitraweb.org/kalliope/archive.html
http://www.zpoems.net/
http://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/PoetryOverview.asp