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1/1: Which is the best web-based formalist friendly publication?
| Barefoot Muse | 2.84% |
| The Chimaera | 14.79% |
| Contemporary Sonnet | 12.74% |
| London Poetry Review | 13.54% |
| Lucid Rhythms | 12.97% |
| The New Formalist | 13.99% |
| The Pennsylvania Review | 16.04% |
| The Shit Creek Review | 12.40% |
| Umbrella | 0.46% |
| Unsplendid | 0.23% |
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The Pennsylvania Review (274)
One of the leading online literary publications in the world, featuring poetry, fiction, and books reviews. -
London Poetry Review (206)
Britain’s leading online publisher of traditional poetry. -
The New Formalist Press (201)
The home of The New Formalist -
Washington Literary Review (138)
The website of the impressive publication. -
Contemporary Sonnet (135)
The leading e-journal publishing exclusively sonnets -
The Chimaera (128)
Australia's leading venue for formal poetry. -
Leo Yankevich (127)
Poet's website containing poems, translations, and videos. -
Jared Carter (118)
The website of the award-winning poet. -
The Shit Creek Review (106)
The name belies the quality of this fine publication. -
Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry (5)
A promising print journal of formal poetry in the U.S.
ALFRED DORN'S LATEST BOOK
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JARED CARTER'S NEW BOOK
Jared Carter's new book, Cross this Bridge at a Walk, is now available from Wind Publications in Kentucky.
Its sixteen narrative poems recount incidents in America’s history from the Revolution to the present, with cameo appearances by Mother Ann Lee, Emily Dickinson, Scott Joplin, and Bix Beiderbecke.
To read sample poems from the book, go to “Coxey’s Army,” “Spirea,” or “Jesus Walking on the Water.”