Greetings everyone!
Exercise Bowler is now accepting poetry submissions (as well as reviews of recent poetry books) for the Summer 2014 Issue #17. Guidelines as always are here:
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/submit.htm
A huge thank you to everyone who submits their work to Exercise Bowler!
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Winter Issue 15 of Exercise Bowler is now live online
Greetings everyone!
Issue 15 of Exercise Bowler is now live online, and there are some great poems to read here while staying warm this cold winter season, including work by: Clinton Van Inman, Jerry Durick, Donal Mahoney, and newcomers to the site Morgan Bazilian and Melanie Griffin. You can read their - plus your - work here:
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/issue15.htm
As always, I am accepting poetry submissions for the next issue, which guidelines can be read here:
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/submit.htm
A huge, huge thank you to everyone who has helped keep Exercise Bowler going, and I look forward to reading your submissions soon.
Enjoy the issue!
Issue 15 of Exercise Bowler is now live online, and there are some great poems to read here while staying warm this cold winter season, including work by: Clinton Van Inman, Jerry Durick, Donal Mahoney, and newcomers to the site Morgan Bazilian and Melanie Griffin. You can read their - plus your - work here:
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/issue15.htm
As always, I am accepting poetry submissions for the next issue, which guidelines can be read here:
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/submit.htm
A huge, huge thank you to everyone who has helped keep Exercise Bowler going, and I look forward to reading your submissions soon.
Enjoy the issue!
Monday, July 22, 2013
Poem of the Week
Where Angels Fly
Forlorn
my home under the oak tree
lined with ivy and wisteria
the walls breathe alive with chirps
not crickets nor birds nor elves
tranquil brook surrounding the patch of
land
goldfish merrily swim beneath the hill
of uneven steep stairs
approaching the top where angels fly.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Issue 1 of Pixies of Eglantine now live online!
A very big thank you to the poetry contributors of the first issue of Pixies of Eglantine! Since this is an annual publication - it will be published once a year on Midsummer - submissions are on a rolling basis, as with Exercise Bowler. Submission guidelines appear on the site, but right now, I hope you all enjoy reading Issue 1.
http://pixiesofeglantine.host56.com/issue1.htm
-Julie Kovacs
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Issue 13 of Exercise Bowler is now online
Issue 13 of Exercise Bowler marks three years of the publication! First released in June 2010, I never realized just how successful a one-woman operation this could become. A huge, huge, HUGE thank you to everyone who has contributed their poetry over the past three years - if it wasn't for the many names you see in Exercise Bowler, why, the publication never would have existed!
Meanwhile, enjoy reading Issue 13!
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/issue13.htm
Julie
Meanwhile, enjoy reading Issue 13!
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/issue13.htm
Julie
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Poetry Publication in BlazeVOX Spring 2013
I am very pleased to announce that I have three poems published in BlazeVox Spring 2013! "Evaluating Lingual Music", "Having a Ball", and "Salty Water." A huge thank you to the editor, Geoffrey Gatza, for publishing my work once again in this totally awesome experimental poetry publication! And thank you to everyone who reads my poetry!
http://www.blazevox.org/index.php/journal/
Friday, March 22, 2013
Exercise Bowler seeking submissions for Winter 2013 issue!
Exercise Bowler is now seeking submissions for the Winter 2013 issue! A huge thank you to everyone who submits poetry!
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/submit.htm
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/submit.htm
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Pixies of Eglantine now accepting submissions!
Greetings everyone!
With the success of Exercise Bowler comes a brand new publication, this time, a themed one that will be published annually! Pixies of Eglantine is seeking poetry based on magical woodland and water creatures with the added twist of music in the mix! Please visit the link below to read submission guidelines (which are not too different from those of Exercise Bowler):
http://pixiesofeglantine.host56.com/pixiesofeglantine.htm
A big, big thank you to everyone who sends in poetry for this exciting new publication!
With the success of Exercise Bowler comes a brand new publication, this time, a themed one that will be published annually! Pixies of Eglantine is seeking poetry based on magical woodland and water creatures with the added twist of music in the mix! Please visit the link below to read submission guidelines (which are not too different from those of Exercise Bowler):
http://pixiesofeglantine.host56.com/pixiesofeglantine.htm
A big, big thank you to everyone who sends in poetry for this exciting new publication!
Friday, March 1, 2013
Issue #12 of Exercise Bowler is now live online
Greetings everyone!
Issue #12 of Exercise Bowler is now online for everyone to read and enjoy! Contributors to this issue include: Michael Lee Johnson, Simon Perchik, Jason Ford, William Harfosh, and more!
http://www.exercisebowler.site90.net/issue12.htm
I am still accepting
submissions for Issue #14 Fall 2013.
Submission guidelines are at:
Please note there is a minor revision
in guidelines that will only affect those who have AOL accounts.
A huge, huge thank you to everyone who
has taken part in keeping Exercise Bowler going for the past 3 years,
I hope to see your future submissions very soon!
~ Julie Kovacs
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Exercise Bowler now accepting poetry submissions for Fall 2013 issue
Exercise Bowler is now in its fourth year of publication and accepting poetry/poetry book reviews for Issue #14, Fall 2013. A huge, huge thank you to everyone who has submitted in the past and to all who submit in the future; without your submissions, Exercise Bowler would not be possible.
Happy New Year everyone!
-Julie Kovacs
Happy New Year everyone!
-Julie Kovacs
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