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~ Delta Poetry Review ~
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About Delta Poetry Review |
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Delta Poetry Review is an online poetry
journal committed to publishing exceptional work by new,
emerging, and established writers. We particularly
appreciate new voices and fresh language. While we
accept work written in English from anywhere, we are
most interested in poetry from and about the American
delta region and the Deep South generally. We accept
submissions year-round and publish selected work in
three issues per year: February, June, and October. The
theme for the February and June issues will be about the
Delta region and the South in general. All poems must
reflect the theme in topic, place, culture, idiomatic
expressions, regional dialect. The October issue each
year will be non-themed; we welcome poems on all topics
that meet the general guidelines for submissions. We strive to review work
and reply as quickly as possible—we are writers, too.
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Dixon
Hearne writes in
the American South. He is the author of seven books of poetry and
fiction. His work has been twice nominated for the
Pushcart Prize, as well as the PEN/Hemingway award for
Plantatia: High-toned and Lowdown Stories of the
South, and winner of the Creative Spirit
Award-Platinum for best short fiction. His novella
From Tickfaw to Shongaloo was awarded Second Place
in the Faulkner Novella competition, judged by Moira
Crone. Other work appears in Oxford American,
Louisiana Literature, Cream City Review, Deep South
Magazine, New Orleans Review, Big Muddy, The Southern
Poetry Anthology, IV: Louisiana and Down to the Dark
River anthology (LA-Lit Press), and numerous other
journals, periodicals, and anthologies. His latest book
is Plainspeak: New and
Selected Poems.
Website: dixonhearne.com
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Victoria
Hobbs Olsen,
EdM, is the Delta Poetry Review web designer. She writes fiction and
nonfiction, edits manuscripts, and ghost writes in North
Carolina. She was a founding member and served on the
board as President of the Gulf Coast Writers Association for ten
years, designed and maintained an
extensive website, and was the creator and
editor of the Magnolia Quarterly magazine.
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Contact us at
deltapoetryreview@gmail.com
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