The current Snakeskin is a double issue, so the next one (no specific theme, all contributions welcome) will appear in January.
The theme of the February 2010 Snakeskin will be
WORK
including housework, homework, yard work, paid work, any kind of work.
It will be guest-edited by Jessie Randall. Please send her up to six poems on the topic. No
previously-published poems. Simultaneous submissions are allowed. No
attachments; poems should be in the body of the email.
The deadline is December 1.
Jessy Randall's email is :
jessyrandall@yahoo.com
Poems for other issues should as
usual come to editor@snakeskin.co.uk.
George
By the way -
When you send poems - please do
make
it clear
that it's poems you're sending . I get so much junk mail with surreal titles
these days that I delete quite a lot unread. There's only so much of
your life you can spend reading adverts for Viagra, or business
proposals from Nigerians. Put "poems" or "poetry" or "Snakeskin" in the
subject line, and the mail will get through. Usually.
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*Snakeskin
poets in print*
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Jessy
Randall has published a full-length book, A
Day in Boyland, with Ghost Road Press. More
information here.
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Helena Nelson has edited Unsuitable Companions, an
anthology by many hands, matching the mood of her own Unsuitable Poems. Her Starlight
on Water is published by Rialto.
Check
out Helena's publishing imprint: www.happenstancepress.com
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Leonard Kress,
Sappho's Apples, HarrowGate Press, 2000
85 pages, $10.00. Available from: www.amazon.com |
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Gregory
Leadbetter's The Body in the Well is
published by Happenstance Press.
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Maggie Butt's
Lipstick is published by
Greenwich Exchange.
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Bruce
Bentzman, our soliloquising suburbanite, has
published a story collection through Xlibris. Find it and order it on www.amazon.com |
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If you've any suggestions for
improvements, or any other comments on the zine, the
editor would be very pleased
to hear from you.
Poets wishing to submit their
work should simply e-mail it in this direction.
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