I love online journals. I publish in them, read them, refer the sites to my colleagues and students. Yet, when Shenandoah announced that it was stopping print publication, I was upset. Shenandoah is a journal that I have read since I was an undergraduate — and many of my favorite poets have been found within its pages. Still, I’m happy to say that Shenandoah is back — as an online journal. Have you seen the first issue, yet? It can be found here. Take a look — some of my favorite poets, like Denise Duhamel and Michelle Boisseau, are still found within its “pages.” And the editors are again looking for submissions starting on September 20th.
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The Scrapper Poet 