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Noon submission guidelines: This journal aims for considerable aesthetic range, with an emphasis on outstanding haiku. I prefer to see between 5 and 15 poems in a submission—but quality over quantity. I don't like to state a strict limit on number of words or lines in a 'short poem', as it can depend on 'feel', line length, use of space, etc. Poems in Noon typically range from 1 to around 14 lines, with occasional haiga, haibun, visual or concrete poems, sequences or extracts from sequences. NO/ON : journal of the short poem, #7, Spring 2009 This hand-sewn, tastefully designed magazine is edited by Philip Rowland. The cover is shown at the right. Number 7 includes poetry (in order of appearance) by John Levy, Victoria Bean, Vassilis Zambaras, Jonathan Greene, Chris McCabe, Daniel Zimmerman, Philip Lansdell, Jim Cacian, Philip Terry, Alan Botsford, James Sanders, Jeff Harrison, Bob Heman, Lee Gurga, Ed Markowski, John Vieira, Peggy Willis Lyles, Sam Ward, Carol Watts, David Giannini, Mark Terrill, Alex Jorgensen, Boyer Rickel, Gary Hotham, Travis Cebula, Scott Metz, J. J. Steinfeld, Emily Carr, Carrie Etter, Ruth Danon, Peter Hughes, Rufo Quintavalle, Marcia LeBeau, Jane Joritz Nakagawa, Sheila E. Murphy, Geraldine Monk and Gloria Frym--72 pages of excellent short poems. |
NO/ON usually appears twice a year. However, there will be a hiatus in publication following this issue, and work will not be considered until the next call of submissions is made. To order an issue or check availability of back issues, please contact the editor via email or at the following address: Minami Motomachi 4-49-506, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0012, Japan."
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