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If you're looking a few poetry chapbooks to round out your reading list for the Sealey Challenge ... we can help you out with 11 to choose from. πŸ˜€

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Our August / September issue is live!

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With our trademark mix of poetry and visual art, a new article in our regular critique column, and several music tracks.

Happy Monday!

A quick note - our August issue is now full.

Which means, of course, we're opening the reading period for the October issue:

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We're excited to officially release our newest chapbook - Plumstead Pram Pushers by Katie Beswick - a coming of age collection set in South East London.

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Readers describe the book as vivid, visceral, and deeply humane.

Check it out! πŸ˜€

We're a week ahead of officially releasing the newest chapbook in this year's series - Plumstead Pram Pushers by Katie Beswick - and the book is already in Amazon's Top 100 for poetry.

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Early reviews are unanimously positive! πŸ˜€

We're gearing up to officially release Plumstead Pram Pushers by Katie Beswick, the newest chapbook in our in-house series.

For a look ahead of time:

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katiebeswick.com/

We've had stellar early reviews! πŸ˜€

I haven't written much flash, so it's especially exciting to have a piece in this year's UK National Flash Fiction Day!

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A little piece about dragon tropes. πŸ˜€

I'm just thrilled to have my Castlevania anime / Wagner opera mashup as this week's poem by The Friday Poem:

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It's one of my favorite recent pieces. πŸ˜€

Happy Saturday!

Our June issue is live with our trademark mix of poetry and visual art, along with a bit of creative nonfiction flash and a new essay in our regular critique column.

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I'm delighted to have my contribution to the discourse of the day live in MEMEZINE's new "The Slop" special issue - a little poem about an adventurous bear.

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I'm delighted to have a piece in Blackstone / Whitestone's new Found Things zine - a surreal word collage composed from marketing copy taken from a pack of CVS hairbands.

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Right on schedule, our June issue is half full!

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More prose poetry and longer poems would be nice.

We're also open for music / audioscape tracks (any genre or style).

We're excited to say that we have two new poetry chapbooks signed and in the works!

One about growing up in small town Colorado:

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And one about the culture of South London council estates:

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Nice to see that within just a few days of its release, our newest chapbook is closing in on several Amazon Top 100 lists.

The Goose Liver Anthology is a retelling of Mother Goose in the style of the Spoon River Anthology.

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What makes it noticeable is that these Top 100 lists are usually filled with reprints of classics, longstanding reliably-selling titles, etc.

Rarely poetry chapbooks from small indie presses. πŸ˜€

Our twenty-third and April issue is live!

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With poetry, visual art, a critical essay in our new critique column, and two music tracks.

A reading this Saturday at The Writer's Center with Don Illich, author of Rescue is Elsewhere and Love Poems on Bar Napkins.

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Don's books are available on Amazon:

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Right on schedule, our April issue is full!

The last few acceptances will go out this week.

And that means we're now open for the June issue:

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It's best to submit early.

Cover art for Don Illich's Love Poems on Bar Napkins, the newest book in this year's in-house poetry chapbook series.

Don's first book with us, Rescue is Elsewhere, is available on Amazon:

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Red Ogre Review is a monthly journal of poetry, prose poetry, and visual art. We are fiscally sponsored by Independent Arts & Media for non-profit activities. Tweets by Matt, EIC.