Jan
31

Lingerpost Issue # 3 is LIVE!

Come read fantastic poetry by Carol Berg, Deirdre Regan Briggs, Meghan Brinson, Todd Fredson, Heather Frankland, Jamila Wimberly, Juliet Cook, Joe H. Gallagher, Leslie Morris, Mary Stone Dockery, Connie A. Lopez-Hood, Catherine Bailey, Joaquin de Feo, Nathan Logan, Miriam N. Kotzin, Theresa Williams, Skylaar Amann, and Allison Layfield…

Dec
10

YOU MUST STAY DRUNK ON WRITING–

–SO REALITY CANNOT DESTROY YOU. 

~Ray Bradbury

Poetry (to get drunk on) this way→

Dec
02

Review: Space, in Chains

Space, in Chains is Laura Kasischke’s 8th collection of poetry– & it is a stunningly strange & beautiful collection –my review is posted on the American Literary Review’s blog, so check it out!

Nov
15

Call for Submissions

Thanks to all our contributors and viewers so far—the first two issues of Lingerpost have been absolutely amazing! We’re gearing up for Issue #3 debuting in January, so please send your poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and reviews to lingerpost@yahoo.com.

Nov
15

Taking the Exquisite Corpse to the Next Level…

Ever wanted to watch a poem written by thousands unfold?  It’s time.  Keep up with Tupelo Press’ Million Line Poem.

Sep
13

The Preface for Beauty is a Verb online!

Beauty is a Verb: new poetry of disability ia an amazing anthology.  Check out Jennifer Bartlett’s blog, The Red Heroine, to read what BIAV is all about….

Jul
31

Lingerpost Issue #2 is live!

Come see the wonderful works of Sarah Vap, Bruce Bond, Krystal Languell, Kimberly Alidio, Jenny Boully and more!

Jul
28

Only 4 more days….

until Lingerpost Issue #2 is live!

Jul
12

Elective Affinities

Check out my new chapbook from Dancing Girl Press!

Jul
05

Lingerpost Issue 2 forthcoming July 31st

It’s almost time for Issue 2 to go live…we’ve received WONDERFUL work so far…Thanks to everyone who has already submitted…we’re still reading, so if you have any last minute poems, stories, reviews or essays to send our way…please do so.

If you have something that:

Speaks to “things in nature that engender an awful quiet in the heart of man (N. Scott Momaday).” 

Or if you simply want us to feel what you felt, to know “why story-truth is truer sometimes than happening-truth (Tim O’Brien).”

Whatever your reasons, we love a good read.

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