Posts Tagged ‘Glass’

CFS: Theme Issues at Glass

{ February 11, 2013 @ 8:20 am } · { Call for Submissions }
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The editors of Glass: A Journal of Poetry have recently announced plans for two theme issues.  According to the journal’s website, plans are in place to have two sections in each issue: one section for general submissions and the other section devoted to poems pertaining to the issue’s theme. The featured theme for volume six, issue one ,is rebirth and the featured theme for volume six, issue two is Great Lake Poets.  Please check out the website for submission deadlines and other guidelines.

The Best of the Net!

{ February 11, 2012 @ 9:36 am } · { Acceptances, Awards }
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Since the wonderful editors at Glass: A Journal of Poetry have posted the news, I can too!  My poem, “The Summer I Stopped Catching Bees” has been picked for the 2011 Best of the Net Anthology by Sundress Press!

Thanks to Holly and Anthony, editors of Glass, for nominating my poem, and thanks to judge Mary Biddinger, for picking my poem.

The anthology should be online by the end of February!

Rain & Some Good News

{ October 17, 2011 @ 6:13 am } · { Awards }
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It has rained straight since Friday morning, and the forecast doesn’t call for that to change.  In some ways, our beautiful Autumn October has been ruined.  When I look outside, all I see is a child’s drippy watercolor painting where all the bright hues have run together.  And it’s damp.  And it’s cold. 

Still, I got some good news yesterday.  Holly Burnside and Anthony Frame, editors of Glass: A Journal of Poetry, dropped me a note to say that they nominated my poem, “The Summer I Stopped Catching Bees” for Sundress Publications 2011 Best of the Net Anthology.   Here’s the announcement here, and you can read my poem here.  Thanks Holly and Anthony!

New Work at Glass

{ June 30, 2011 @ 12:27 pm } · { Acceptances }
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The newest issue of Glass: A Journal of Poetry is up and live, and my poem “The Summer I Stopped Catching Bees” joins many other wonderful works.  I have been a fan of this journal ever since Sandy Longhorn introduced me to an issue through her poem “Flood Plain.”  If you enjoy what you read, consider submitting — their reading period opens back up in September.