2002 Poet's Market

by Nancy Breen (Editor)

Poetry brings words to life with truth and passion unequaled by ordinary fiction. It awakens the senses, evokes powerful moods and moments in time. Get your poetry published with 2002 Poet's Market! It helps define and direct your efforts with listings for more than 1,800 book, journal and magazine publishers and editors. You'll also find information on grants, conferences, workshops, contests and more. The book's quick-reference symbols and indexes make it easy to pinpoint the most promising opportunities for your work. 2002 Poet's Market also provides insights from some of the most talented, creative minds in the Leah Maines explains how to promote yourself and your work. Robin Travis-Murphree examines poetry on the Internet and offers tips for electronic submissions. Joseph Enzweiler shares his thoughts on the benefits and challenges of solitary living and writing. Poet/essayist Jane Hirshfield discusses exploring the human experience through poetry. Plus you'll get profiles of some of the best contemporary poets, including David Wojahn, Cynthia Huntington and Beth Gylys, as well as Cave Canem, the groundbreaking African American poetry workshop. "A winning combination for poets who want to break into print." --American Reference Book Annual

Genres: Reference

568 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2001

Reviews

[Scott Holstad · Rating 4 out of 5]

A pretty good edition, really.