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The Sacramento Poetry Center welcomes submissions for the winter Tule Review - now 50-60 pages and perfect bound - with an anticipated publication date for January 2011. We consider poetry of all styles and forms from both local and far-flung places as long as the poems are strong and well crafted. Submission Deadline: September 30, 2010. As of June 16, 2010, we have changed our submission guidelines. Visit the Tule Review Website for more guidelines.

Poetry Reading, Monday, August 2, 7:30 p.m. Seventeen of 38 contributors from California and beyond will read from the Tule Review 2010 (one poem per poet): Gillian Wegener William O'Daly Lenore Myers Allison Meraz Kathleen McClung Katie McCleary Devi Sen Laskar Penelope La Montagne (also reading a poem by Connie Post) L. A. Jones Taylor Graham Tom Goff Susan Flynn Margaret Duarte Clark M. Dixon Moses Sandra Bozarth Naomi Benaron Franciso X. Alarcón Edited by Linda Collins and Theresa McCourt. Host: Bob Stanley, Sacramento's Poet Laureate Copies of the summer Tule Review (perfect bound) on sale after the reading for $10 (bring check or cash)--all proceeds go to community projects related to poetry. Street Address: 1719 25th Street Sacramento, CA 95816 (Between R and Q streets) SPC Website: www.sacramentopoetrycenter.org The Sacramento Poetry Center is a nonprofit organization, and all contributions to the SPC support poetry readings and many other community projects.

The Farallon Review, Tiger's Eye, & Tule Review Here are some journals to consider submitting your works to. Two of them, Tule Review and Farallon are based in Sacramento, California, while Tiger's Eye is based in Oregon. All three accepts submissions from all over the world, and their reach is expanding. Both the copies and editing are of a high quality. Tule Review is published by the Sacramento Poetry Center. The current issue if Summer 2010, which just came out. The deadline for the Winter 2011 are due by September 15, 2010. Fourteen of the contributors in the Summer issue will do a launch reading on August 2. That promises to be a big event; it is going to feature my friend Naomi Beneraon, the 2010 winner of the Bellwhether Fiction Award, coordinated by Barbara Kingsolver. Other feature poets include Tom Goff of Sacramento, Michael Lee Johnson, whose work has appeared on Munyori Literary Journal, Pablo Neruda translator William O'Daly, award-winning author Francis...

I am one of the editors of The Tule Review , a publication of the Sacramento Poetry Center, which welcomes submissions for the next issue — now 40-50 pages and perfect bound — with an anticipated publication date in June 2010. We consider poetry of all styles and forms (except Haiku). Submission Guidelines: • Considers poetry of all styles and forms (except Haiku). • Send up to six poems, maximum 96 lines per poem. • Submission deadline for the June 2010 issue is Feb. 27, 2010; submissions received after that date may be considered for a future issue. • Include name, street and e-mail addresses on each page of submission. • Provide a short bio, not to exceed five lines. • We prefer submission via email with poems attached in a single MSWord document (.doc or .docx format). • E-mail submissions to tulereview@sacramentopoetrycenter.org Please specify "Tule Submission" in the subject line. • Hard copy submissions are also accepted. Mail those to: Sacramento Poetry Center c...