January 18, 2010
Click the image below to download the January 2010 Issue of Four and Twenty (728 KB). The journal is best viewed in full screen mode on Adobe Reader.
This issue of the journal features poetry and artwork by the following authors and artists: Andrew Abang, Jenni B. Baker, Bryan Beck, Rick Borsten, Betsy Christiansen, Martha Christina, Drew DeGennaro, Carol Dorf, Robert Francis Flor, Brigitte Goetze, Cora Goss-Grubbs, Jeff Greene, Liz Fischer Greenhill, Cara Holman, Ivan Jenson, Renée LaMie, Nancy Montague, Larissa Pham, Shelley Harrison Rae, Brendan Slater, Joseph A. Soldati, Kevin Spenst, David Watson, and Stephen Jarrell Williams.
A new issue of Four and Twenty is released the third Tuesday of each month. The next issue of the journal will be released on February 16, 2010.
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February 8, 2010
Seeing in the Dark
by Kristin Roedell
Available for $8.00 (US) through Tomato Can Press.
Tomato Can Press is pleased to announce the publication of Seeing in the Dark, Kristin Roedell’s first book of poetry. These clean, uncluttered poems
concern universal issues: aging, love, parenthood, and loss. Ms. Roedell’s poems will appeal broadly to lovers of poetry. She has dedicated this publication to survivors of mental illness, with whom she shares a particular affinity.
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As a means of expressing our gratitude to our featured poets, Four and Twenty willingly and happily announces the release of their new books.The above content was provided by the author, and is neither a review or an endorsement of the author’s work by the staff of Four and Twenty.
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February 3, 2010
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Declaration Editing & Design is accepting submissions for the April 2010 issue of Four and Twenty, our short form poetry journal.
All submissions for the April issue must be received by February 28, 2010.
The guidelines are simple. All poems must be four lines or fewer in length and contain no more than twenty words (hence, Four and Twenty). All submissions are judged on the ability to create a vivid picture, evoke an emotional response, and use creative wordplay. All poetic forms that fit the journal’s guidelines (such as haiku, senryu, sapphic, and tanaga) are welcome, but authors are not limited to these forms. There is no set theme for the journal. A new issue of the journal is released the third Tuesday of each month.
For a full description of our submission guidelines, including author rights and permissions, please visit www.4and20poetry.com.
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February 2, 2010
The Thing Not to Forget
Outside, you neglect
once again to drop your jaw
and lift your face, flower-like,
to the great blue beauty.
Rick Borsten
Other poetry by Rick Borsten is featured in the current issue (January 2010• Volume 3 • Issue 1) of the journal.
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January 28, 2010
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Declaration Editing & Design is accepting submissions for the March 2010 issue of Four and Twenty, our short form poetry journal.
All submissions for the March issue must be received by January 31, 2010.
The guidelines are simple. All poems must be four lines or fewer in length and contain no more than twenty words (hence, Four and Twenty). All submissions are judged on the ability to create a vivid picture, evoke an emotional response, and use creative wordplay. All poetic forms that fit the journal’s guidelines (such as haiku, senryu, sapphic, and tanaga) are welcome, but authors are not limited to these forms. There is no set theme for the journal. A new issue of the journal is released the third Tuesday of each month.
For a full description of our submission guidelines, including author rights and permissions, please visit www.4and20poetry.com.
(Post by Kay Tracy)
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