Yup, available March 4! I so appreciate the support!

Just a reminder that we’re always open for submissions. We look for writing that is challenging and unconventional. Big, digressive novels, hybrid texts, book-length poems, impossible to categorize flim-flam. Whatever. Give us a shot. southernmostbooks.wordpress.com/contact/

So fortunate to have #artwork in this issue of Raw Lit - SUBS CLOSED previous work in WAG Writers Blue Mesa Review Poetry Society of NY GASHER art inspired flash in Southernmost Books

Surprise shawty! We are officially a paying market! We know $5 isn't a ton, but it's just the beginning for us! Every time you pay for an expedited sub, or feedback, another poet gets paid (or maybe you will?) Anyways...SUBMIT (:

Quite enjoying this poetry collection so far. Surprisingly good.

Listen, a slim poetry magazine produced by a young Hull couple - George and Jean Hartley - contained remarkable pages like these two from Spring 1958. Cover design by Henry Moore.

Illumination eunoiareview.wordpress.com/2025/02/16/ill…

We're still accepting #prose and #poetry for our March issue! Please consider sending in your work to Prairie Home 🪺

Started on this one by Darren C. Demaree from April Gloaming Publishing. “The masterwork is that we believe in time”

Got one up over at Eunoia Review…

We are so excited to announce the 2025 Longlist for our Terry J. Cox Poetry Award! We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to all who submitted this year and congrats to our longlisted poets! #poetry regalhousepublishing.com/2025-terry-j-c…

I’m on a list! regalhousepublishing.com/2025-terry-j-c…

Some good stuff cooking…

I'm excited and thrilled to announce the book of poems, "The Kingdom of Middle Children" from Southernmost Books in early summer 2025!

See you tomorrow with a brand new issue of Prairie Home, compliments of the following poets and writers! Catch up with our older issues here: prairiehomemag.com/issues/

Got a couple in the new issue of Prairie Home Magazine along with some other great work. I particularly like M. Benjamin Thorne’s “Love and Other Hyperboles.” wp.me/PgbfQF-4U

goodreads.com/book/show/2232… Checkout my collection The New Salvation and Other Stories on Goodreads.

Hi folks, for our May '25 issue, we're looking for prose (characterized by paragraphs rather than lines and stanzas, while retaining traditional grammar and punctuation) on the theme of loneliness. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in: prairiehomemag.com