How to Publish Poetry Online
By G. A. Jones, published Jan 11, 2006
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As for publishing, and especially if you're a beginner, there are numerous online opportunites for publishing your poetry. At http://www.poetrypoem.com, you can a "get a free website to publish a poem or all your poetry." You can also publish poetry at http://www.FanStory.com. Also, publish your poetry at web content providers that offer the opportunity for publishing poetry. Many of these also allow for the syndication of your poetry online.
If you're interested in publishing offline and in print, try first some of the local literary magazines and journals. Get poetry books and journals from your local library, jot down the names of the publishers, jot down the submissions guidelines. Get a copy of Poet's Market from Writers Digest Books, which contains 1700 publishers of poetry. Note the markets that are receptive to beginning poets. Some of these might offer only publication, pay in copies, but if you are a beginner you must build a "resume" of first publications.
Publishers of poetry can also be found at:
Pmpoetry.com
http://www.pmpoetry.com/publishers.shtml
The Poetry Kit - Poetry Publishers
http://www.poetrykit.org/pubs.htm
Information on getting poetry published can also be found at:
www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/publishpoem/publishpoem.html
www.poetry.com
www.Writing-Smart
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Takeaways
- Writers and publishers of poetry should first be readers of poetry.
- There are many opportunities for publishing online.
- Very few literary agents represent poetry.
Did You Know?
The synonyms for poet? Versifier? Poetaster? Bard? Rhymester? Rhymer?
Resources
- Instant Publisher www.instantpublisher.com/default.asp?afcc=138 I Love Poetry Affiliate Program www.ilovepoetry.com/index.asp?affid=creative4 The Book Store thebookstore.vstoremarket.com/index.htm
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