Wild Goose Poetry Review
Contemporary Poetry, Reviews, and Commentary
Submission Guidelines
with one comment
Submission Deadlines / Publication Dates
Summer 2010 July 31 / August 15
Fall 2010 October 31 / November 15
Winter 2011 January 31 / February 15
Spring 2011 April 31 / May 15
Summer 2011 July 31 / August 15
Fall 2011 October 31 / November 15
Summer 2010 July 31 / August 15
Fall 2010 October 31 / November 15
Winter 2011 January 31 / February 15
Spring 2011 April 31 / May 15
Summer 2011 July 31 / August 15
Fall 2011 October 31 / November 15
Submit 3-5 unpublished poems typed in the body of your email,
preferably in Times New Roman 12 pitch to
Scott Owens (asowens1@yahoo.com).
preferably in Times New Roman 12 pitch to
Scott Owens (asowens1@yahoo.com).
No simultaneous submissions, please. Our response time is
usually less than one month.
usually less than one month.
Submit no more than once per reading period.
Author retains all rights.
There is currently no compensation for published poems.
Looking for good contemporary poetry. No particular biases.
Enjoy humor, strong imagery, strong lines, narrative, lyric, etc.
Not a fan of abstraction, cliche, form for the sake of form,
shock for the sake of shock. As in any good poem, everything
should be purposeful. If accepted, I will request a 100-word
maximum comment on each poem. Choosing not to
submit a comment will not alter the acceptance decision.
Note from Nancy Simpson.
Enjoy humor, strong imagery, strong lines, narrative, lyric, etc.
Not a fan of abstraction, cliche, form for the sake of form,
shock for the sake of shock. As in any good poem, everything
should be purposeful. If accepted, I will request a 100-word
maximum comment on each poem. Choosing not to
submit a comment will not alter the acceptance decision.
Note from Nancy Simpson.
This is an On Line Poetry Magazine edited by Scott Owens
that has published the poems of a number of my students:
Karen Holmes, Carole Richard Thompson, Maren O.
Mitchell and most recently Barbara Groce. You can
read the entire issue on line. Read it and see
if you have poems that will fit here.
http://wildgoosepoetryreview.wordpress.com/