[Newspoetry] Other Venues

William Gillespie gillespi at uiuc.edu
Tue Dec 31 09:33:37 CST 2002


I think the venues for Newspoetry are primarily those you invent. Even if
literary periodicals and the like were interested, the lag before
publication might undermine the timeliness of the newspoetry enterprise.
For me, these venues have included putting newspoems inside newspaper
machines, on bulletin boards, in bathroom stalls, in tip jars, giving them
to friends, sending them to inappropriate email lists, and leaving them in
Cary Nelson's mailbox. I have recently started to port all my newspoems to
spinelessbooks.com/newspoetry/william, including about four years
worth from before we had a website.

There have been at least two occurrences of newspoetry being reprinted in
zines and college literary journals.

Here in Urbana, The Urbana Independent Media Center publishes a newspaper
called the Public I that sometimes reprints newspoems:

http://publici.ucimc.org/

(Check it out - maybe you got published and didn't even know it.)

There has been some talk of making part of their site into a live
newspoetrywire where we could post the occasional newspoem for possible
publication in the Public I.

Watch this email list for details I guess...

William

On Mon, 30 Dec 2002, John wrote:

> Back on Dec 3rd our Editor-Within-Chief said:
>
> > There are and should continue to be other venues for Newspoetry
>
> So I thought I'd ask.....Where do we as newspoets currently submit our work?
> Where do we plan to submit it in the future?
>
> I know Millenniumshift publishes political poetry (along with a lot of other
> types) and pays for it too.   http://www.millenniumshift.com   Any other
> favorite places?
>
> John
> gavroche at gavroche.org
>
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