Submissions are now open for poems in translation!
Writers submitting translations - please share them with us on submittable. We require that you have the copyright-holder’s permission for your translations.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Poetry Northwest Summer/Fall 2023 Virtual Issue Launch & Reading 🎉 You can now watch the full reading on our YouTube channel.
This reading featured contributors Ibe Liebenberg, Ru Freeman, Mónica Gomery, K. Iver, & Nicole Wallace and was co-hosted by Keetje Kuipers & Malvika Jolly with live ASL Interpretation by Mailyn Gotlund.
Thursday, September 7, 2023
Recorded live on Zoom
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The 2023 Possession Sound Poetry Series open reading period is from May 1 - June 30.
The Possession Sound Poetry Series publishes two select books per year, chosen by the editors during an open reading period. It showcases books that align with our mission of supporting musical, language-driven work by established poets.
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“There is something wet / and religious all over the beach.” - S.D. Horvath
This is ‘Sublime Dream as the Fabulous Night Panther’ by @bb_zhigaag, from the #JamesWelchPrize reading with @seattleartsandlectures at @hugohouse.
Thank you to everyone who came to the #JamesWelchPrize reading with @seattleartsandlectures at @hugohouse.
Congratulations, @bb_zhigaag & @blu.blak.ink!
An excerpt from ‘Leave No Trace by Supritha Rajan ✨
Read the full poem at PoetryNW.org today.
Supritha Rajan is presently an associate professor of English at the University of Rochester. Her poetry has been awarded Poetry Northwest’s Richard Hugo Prize and nominated for Pushcart Prizes. Her poems have been published, or are forthcoming, in such journals as New England Review, Gulf Coast, Literary Imagination, New American Writing, Bennington Review, Conjunctions (online), Washington Square Review, Colorado Review, Poetry Northwest, Antioch Review, and elsewhere.
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Malvika Jolly (@dinnertheatrics) reads her poem "Dream Daughter in the Pandemic Barbershop" from her series after Jane Wong (@paradeofcats).
Malvika Jolly (b. 1993, Rouen) is a writer and literary translator. She has received fellowships and support from Brooklyn Poets (@brooklynpoets), Dara Shikoh Literary Festival, Davis Projects for Peace, RAWI, Threewalls, and
Poets & Writers. She was a finalist in BOMB magazine's (@bombmag) 2022 Poetry Contest, judged by Solmaz Sharif (@solmazsharif). She is a Senior Editor for Poetry Northwest and curates the @newthirdworld, a political reading series inspired by the Non-Aligned Movement.
"By the new year I'll be genderless /
as leaves breaking under his boots."
Listen to ‘Central Park’ by K. Iver (@ivertownandcountry) and be astonished!
Listen to ‘Second’ by @mickygarcia88, or read the full poem at the link in our bio.
Thanks for sharing this poem, @mickygarcia88!
Miguel Barretto García’s poems have appeared or have been accepted in Rattle, Palette, wildness, RHINO, Magma Poetry, among others. They hold a PhD in decision neuroscience at the University of Zurich and is currently a reader for Adroit. They currently live between Zurich and London.
Listen to ‘Second’ by @mickygarcia88, or read the full poem at PoetryNW.org today.
Thank you @mickygarcia88 for sharing this incredible poem!
Miguel Barretto García’s poems have appeared or have been accepted in Rattle, Palette, wildness, RHINO, Magma Poetry, among others. They hold a PhD in decision neuroscience at the University of Zurich and is currently a reader for Adroit. They currently live between Zurich and London.
Gear up for our virtual workshop with #ChekwubeDanladi by revisiting this poem, originally shared with @vermontstudiocenter ⚡️
Now open for applications! 🚨
The Lyrical Erotic: Poetry of Pleasure, Sex, and Desire on Saturdays from 1pm–3pm PST. We are now open for applications for our six-week virtual workshop "The Lyrical Erotic" with #ChekwubeDanladi! We strongly encourage writers from communities unrepresented and marginalized in literary publishing to apply. Applications due Sunday, August 28. Scholarships and sliding scale available! Click the link in our bio to apply.
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