Beginning with Atlas Poetica 3, Spring, 2009, we will be making changes in rights and presentations. In particular, we will be acquiring rights to publish an e-book as well as hard copy, and the right to reprint select poems in a 'sample' page for the website.
The website will be revamped and the guidelines updated before the next submission period to reflect the changes.
~K~
M. Kei
Editor, Atlas Poetica : A Journal of Poetry of Place in Modern English Tanka
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Atlas Poetica 1 Reviewed
The current issue of Stylus has a review of Atlas Poetica 1.
Brief excerpt:
"Many of the poets included in Atlas Poetica are well-established American tanka poets writing in well-established traditions, exploring many experiences, but for the most part centred on a particular locality. There are also many poems from poets around the world. Although this collection of tanka is autobiographical in inspiration, based as it is on the poetry of place, it brings new levels of artistry, innovation and appreciation of the tanka form."
Thank you, Stylus, for promoting our journal!
~K~
M. Kei
Editor, Atlas Poetica 1
Brief excerpt:
"Many of the poets included in Atlas Poetica are well-established American tanka poets writing in well-established traditions, exploring many experiences, but for the most part centred on a particular locality. There are also many poems from poets around the world. Although this collection of tanka is autobiographical in inspiration, based as it is on the poetry of place, it brings new levels of artistry, innovation and appreciation of the tanka form."
Thank you, Stylus, for promoting our journal!
~K~
M. Kei
Editor, Atlas Poetica 1
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