Reading a poem daily is a small act with profound impact. As part of our efforts to bring the transformative power of poetry to a growing readership every day, we’re thrilled to announce the twelve new guest editors for #PoemADay in 2025, who will each curate a month of poems:

This poem saved my life...

I'm interested in the relationship between the archive…and the right to be forgotten, and how that balances with the right to be visible and not erased. —Elizabeth Hoover, Barrow Street Press open.spotify.com/episode/1UfDUi…

I think about the way we handle archival materials with care as being intertwined with the erotic, and the way that queer touch can be healing and liberatory, even if it happens over the distance of time and space. —Elizabeth Hoover Barrow Street Press bombmagazine.org/articles/2023/…

House of chestnut, pine, swirly glass; house of acorns embedded in beams, acorns at the foot of the bed, acorns in between sheets. House I hope no one shoots  the windows of, a clear hole sweet as sin —Talvikki Ansel, “House” benningtonreview.org/thirteen-ansel

greenlindenpress.submittable.com/submit We'd love to read your poetry, poetry in translation, lyrical prose, visual poetry, etc. Our tastes are eclectic. We intend to publish one or more manuscripts from this open-reading period. Guidelines at link above.

"This little guillotine of an afternoon more beautiful for the violence it is always choosing against." —Divyasri Krishnan (divyasri krishnan), "Parlor Hour," TYR's Poem of the Week yalereview.org/article/parlor…

Big shout out to Austin LaVigne and the folks at Poetry Daily (Poetry Daily) for running my poem... poems.com/poem/my-broken…

very sad to learn of Danielle Legros George's passing. what a poet, so attuned to both history & dream. what a community builder, as Boston Poet Laureate & as a person who always asked about you, yes you, & meant it

The poems in Carrie Bennett’s THE MOUTH IS ALSO A COMPASS “explore our ethical duty to protect by subverting the traditional exploration narrative.” Read a collection from Barrow Street Press this #WomensHistoryMonth: bookshop.org/a/500/97819621…

A reminder that our Spring 2025 Contest ends in just a little over a week, on the 15th of March. The submission fee is $7, and winners receive $500!!! If you need a fee waiver or have any questions, feel free to send us an email.

Be sure to bookmark our #WomensHistoryMonth list for year-round reading material from Barrow Street Press, Birds, LLC, PassagerBooks, Arrowsmith Press, futurepoem, UGLY DUCKLING PRESSE, Southeast Review, ANMLY :: Anomaly :: Anomalous Press & more! clmp.org/news/a-reading…

The first of my hurricane stories is live today in The Lindenwood Review! It's beyond exciting to find my fiction in their pages. Eternal thanks to the incomparable Beth Mead and the editorial staff for their kindness and care. Link in the comments to read!

Big shout out to Wendy Lesser and Threepenny Review for running this pantoum

Full-length poetry collections wanted for the 2025 Barrow Street Poetry Prize @barrowstreetinc. This year's judge is John Murillo. Winner receives $1.5k & book publication. Enter by June 30. newpages.com/guide-submissi… #poets #poetrycontest

Thrilled to be included on this stellar list of incredible publications!

Find your next read in our roundup of new books out from indie presses! Featuring Trouser Press, Barrow Street Press, Flood Editions, Frayed Edge Press, Rescue Press, Lookout Books, Arrowsmith Press, Ayin Press, Slant Books, EastOver Press & more: clmp.org/news/books-lau…