Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal

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25/09/2024

LINK CHANGES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal
Home page: https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net - If you have old links anywhere, use this address in place of orenaugmountainpublishing.com.

Submissions: https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/p/submissions.html

If you subscribed to daily post updates, you'll need to resubscribe here:
https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/p/subscribe-via-feedrabbit.html

The RSS feed for the poetry journal is this, if you use a feedreader:
https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss

YOUR OMPJ Pages
The link to your author page should look like this:
https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/search/label/Petrouchka%20Alexieva?&max-results=9

The links to your poems should look like this:
https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/2024/05/the-moon-and-i-nestinarka.html

Orenaug Mountain Publishing
Home page: https://www.orenaugmountainpublishing.com

Poetry Collections: https://www.orenaugmountainpublishing.com/poetry-collections

Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal - Read it Now!

13/09/2024

Sorry for the inconvenience, everyone. If you have linked to your poems or your search page using a web address prior to Sept. 12, you'll need to update those links.

13/09/2024

12/09/2024

ATTENTION: If you get a link error. Sorry for the inconvenience.

12/09/2024

Hi everyone. If you're having trouble with your links to your poems, you have to make a little adjustment.

The poetry journal is now at www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net. If you place that address in your old links in place of www.orenaugmountainpublishing.com, you'll reach your poems.

Here's an example: New link to the poem Ant Hill...

https://www.orenaugmountainpoetry.net/2024/07/ant-hill.html

Ant Hill Reflexively, my large foot strikes down mercilessly on the ant-- Hill rising in the orderly sandy border of patio stone and Snuffs...

02/06/2024

Let's celebrate who we all are and where we're all from in our latest anthology.

Visit orenaugmountainpublishing.com/p/themed-anthologies.html.

01/06/2024

Will your name and work appear soon in the Orenaig Mountain Poetry Journal?

We hope so!

05/05/2024

In Worcester, MA, this afternoon and evening for the National Baseball Poetry Festival. Saw some old friends and met some new ones. Read at the WPL and hosted at Steel & Wire.

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04/05/2024

We have been floored by the talent and response to our calls for (free) submissions, both for the Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal, which we launched last summer, and these Orenaug Mountain Publishing anthologies.

Submission for OMPJ are always open, and a new call for themed poetry relating to place is launched. Check out the link in our bio for more.

And don't forget to grab your copies of the anthologies shown here by visiting orenaugmountainpublishing.com or by visiting lulu.com/shop and searching Orenaug Mountain Publishing.

If you've already ordered and read, we thank you. What's your favorite poem?

30/04/2024

It's this weekend! and will be hosting a portion of the open mic session at Steel & Wire May 4. If you've never been to a baseball-themed poetry reading, you should definitely try to make it. You'll have a grand time and leave with a smile.

29/04/2024

Orenaug Mountain Publishing in Woodbury, Connecticut, has released a baseball poetry anthology titled Who’s Your Team? that includes verse from writers around the United States and a foreword by Willie Steele, author of Going the Distance: The Life and Works of W.P. Kinsella, editor of Nine magazine, and professor of English at Lipscomb University in Tennessee.

The book is available through the Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal and in the Lulu bookstore for $14 and will be available at the National Baseball Poetry Festival in Worcester, Massachusetts on May 4.

“The idea for this collection grew out of a highly successful baseball poetry open mic at Woodbury Public Library last summer,” said Ed Dzitko, who published the collection with his wife, Woodbury Poet Laureate Sandy Carlson. “People came from around the state, and we had contributors from California and Tennessee as well as locally who sent in videos since they couldn’t be at the library for the event. People had fun with poetry, so we thought a print collection would be another great way to bring people together.”

“It’s a joy for me to create opportunities for people to explore and celebrate what they love through poetry,” Carlson said. “As someone who is not an athlete and who inherited her allegiance to the Yankees, it has been an education for me to see how many ways there is to look at the national pastime,” she added.

Orenaug Mountain Publishing produces themed anthologies through the year from the work of those poets published to the poetry journal, often providing previously unpublished poets with a publishing credit. We believe that poetry has the power to create community, connect us to each other through our experiences, and place us in communion with the world around us.

The Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal is an e-zine that publishes the work of emerging and established poets. We are committed to publishing poetry that is both challenging and accessible and to giving voice to those who may not have previously had the opportunity to share their work with a wider audience.

19/02/2024

The second round of poems for our love and relationship challenge.

All love and relationship poems from February have been compiled into a collection - Whose Spirits Touch. Available now at the Lulu bookstore. Search Orenaug Mountain Publishing, or check the links at orenaugmountainpublishing.com/p/social-links.html

08/02/2024

Here are the first few poems published to the Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal during the love and relationship challenge.

These poems, and many others, will appear in an anthology entitled whose spirits touch, coming soon.