The navbar above, which appears on all the poetry related pages here, can take you to a little more than 40 of my Abandoned Poems, to a relatively new Occasional Poem from me, to a set of Double Dactyls written by me and by readers (like you!), to my poetry podcasts, to pics from readings, or to pages where you can commission a poem or buy my homemade chap 44 Sonnets. And if you have some free time, here’s my gig calendar, for music as well as poetry.
The truly obsessed or very bored can find drafts of many of my more recent (post 2005?) poems on a blogspot site here.
Below are links to external poetry sites including collections, zines, publishers, workshops, and conferences. I’ll be filling out the list and annotating the links as I have time. That means the lists are by no means complete and that there’s a bias toward formal poetry and to sites which are either controlled by or have printed poems by poets I admire. However unfair I may be in the selection of a site, once selected it’s in alphabetical order within a given section. My Formal Blog has links to individual poet’s sites.
Online Zines
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Anti-
Edited by Stephen Schroeder. “Anti- is not aesthetically affiliated with Nicanor Parra’s school of antipoetry, though the editor does think more poets ought to heed Parra’s advice that ‘You have to improve the blank page.’” -
qarrtsiluni
“an experiment in online literary and artistic collaboration. The title comes from an Iñupiaq word that means ‘sitting together in the darkness, waiting for something to burst.’”
Poetry & Criticism
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The Alsop Review
A good collection, and home to the online workshop The Gazebo -
Contemporary Poetry Review
Maybe the best collection of online criticism and poetics. Many viewpoints, very active. -
CruelestMonth
Harper Collins’ poetry blog—good swag from time to time. -
fiera Lingue Poet’s Corner
Anny Ballardini curates this eclectic collection of poetry and criticism. -
Harriet
The Poetry Foundation Blog, a group blog with wonderful commentary. -
The HyperTexts
My favorite online anthology of mostly contemporary work. I think it may always be the only site to publish both Ronald Reagan and me. -
The Morning Line — On Poetry
“The Morning Line keeps you informed of new books, recent reviews, interviews and whatever else is happening out there. TML is edited by Ton van 't Hof.” -
Web del Sol
An umbrella for a huge variety of poetry and criticism on many sites
Organizations and Mailing Lists
Workshops and Conferences
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The Gazebo
The workshop at the Alsop Review