Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY has reopened to submissions.
Please send poems!
-Christine, editor
Open to submissions!
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Best of the Net 2021 Nominations
Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY is delighted to announce the following poems have been nominated for Best of the Net 2021:
White Paper on Blue Stationery by Janice D. Soderling
The Transfer by Greg Watson
Enjoying Nature During a Pandemic While the World Burns by Katie Manning
On The Seven Canonical Hours by Christine Potter
When My Mother Forgets the Word for Dahlia by Robin Turner
Seaside Pentina for a Chinese Painter by Marly Youmans
Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY is OPEN to submissions
Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY has reopened to submissions.
Dear Poets: Daily poems will resume when I have poems to post, ideally starting June 1, 2021.
Here are the guidelines:
1. Send ONE poem in the body of an email to autumnskypoetryeditor@gmail.com with SUBMISSION in subject heading (no cover letter).
2. Response time is one week via publication. If your poem doesn’t appear online within one week, consider it rejected.
No formal acceptance or rejection (email, paper airplane, aural hallucination) will be sent. Read Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY for one week from the date of your submission and you will find out if your poem was chosen for publication when it either does or doesn’t appear online.
3. Include links to your website, Facebook, Twitter, etc. (please, no bio).
4. Reprints and previously published poems are welcome.
5. Poets retain copyright. Poems remain online indefinitely.
6. Simultaneous submissions are accepted.
7. There is no payment for contributors.
8. If submitting a formal poem, please feel free to include the name of the form (sestina, quatina, prose poem, etc.).
9. I do NOT accept art submissions. Occasionally I will solicit artwork if I’m feeling inspired.
Questions? Try my FAQ page.
Sincerely, Christine
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Bugs in the blog
Please disregard the earlier post/email. WordPress (which I use to run Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY) froze up and then barfed all over my computer as I was scheduling posts for this week. My apologies.
-Christine, editor
From the archives – For Ed, Who Lost JD by Gabriel Welsch
[Apologies for the incorrect title of today’s poem. The correct title is: From the archives – For Ed, Who Lost JD by Gabriel Welsch.]
