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DINER

July 26th, 2010 by Bridget

DINER a journal of poetry . Check their website for back issues.
Types of work accepted: Submit up to five poems via snail mail, simultaneous submissions are ok. Please include cover letter and biography. Some poems will be commented on / occasionally with editing suggestions. Email submissions permitted from outside the Unites States and Canada.
Contact: DINER, PO Box 60676, Greendale Station, Worcester, MA 01606-2378. Submissions are read year round.
Editors: Eve Rifkah and Michael Milligan, published by Poetry Oasis. www.spokenword.to/diner

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