Tag: poetry
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Today We Offer You Self-Published Poetry Books
Welcome to our first-ever self-published book links party! We decided, after getting a few requests in April about self-published books of poetry, to offer readers a chance to connect with some of these authors. We hope you enjoy the selections. Please click on the book cover images for more information about each publication. Disclaimer: Gyroscope Review…
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It’s Here! The 2017 Book Links Party – #1
Welcome to our first Books Links Party post for National Poetry Month 2017. Check out these recently published poetry books. Click on the cover image for more information. If you would like to be part of our next Book Links Party post, email us at gyroscopereview@gmail.com with a 300-dpi or…
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If You Like Printed Copies
We know a lot of poets who love holding books in their hands, actual books with pages to turn and dog-ear and scribble notes upon. That’s something that doesn’t happen with digital poetry journals. Given that we fund this operation ourselves, we’ve set it up so it doesn’t make us bankrupt. Website hosts and domain…
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HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR SUBMISSION GETS THE ATTENTION IT DESERVES
With one month to go in our current reading period, we’ve received 229 submissions. Of those submissions, we’ve already declined or withdrawn 148. There are 63 pieces in process right this minute, and that will change by the time this post goes live. Every reading period, we see some of the same trends, not all of…
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Happy New Year! Happy Winter Issue!
It’s here! Our winter issue is now available – click on the link below the cover photo to read issue 17-1. We are truly pleased to offer a diverse group of poetic voices and hope you find something that lodges itself in your head or your heart. We welcome poets new to us as well…
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And the Nominees Are…..
Today is the deadline for sending in Pushcart Prize nominations, so it’s only fitting that we announce our own nominees, whose poems we sent off to the Pushcart folks via snail mail this week. And the nominees are: Alexis Rhone Fancher: When You Think You’re Ready to Pack Up Your Grief (Issue 16-1) Tricia Knoll:…

