Magazine Name: | Toe Good Poetry |
Twitter: | https://twitter.com/#!/toegoodpoetry |
Facebook: | http://www.facebook.com/toegood |
Website: | http://toegoodpoetry.com |
Editors Name: | Jerry Brunoe |
Print publication?: | No |
Mailing Address:: | ? |
Email: | toegoodpoetry@gmail.com |
Circulation: | 500 Monthly Readers/Unique Visits |
Submission Guidelines URL: | http://toegoodpoetry.com/submissions/general-submissions/ |
Approx. Response Time?: | 1-3 Months (Avg. 3 weeks) |
How often do you publish?: | 3 times a month |
Year Founded?: | 2011 |
Do you take online submissions?: | Yes |
Information about your publication: | In 2004, several Oregon State underclassmen attended a poetry workshop. They bonded and began meeting to discuss poetry, politics, love, and life in general. They started referring to themselves as The Toe Goods which is slang they borrowed from The Warm Springs Reservation. Toe Good means ?Bad? or ?Horrible?. The word ?toe? often modifies the following adjective, creating the ajdective?s antonym. If your teenage son used the car without permission, you would say, ?Charles is being toe good.?.The members have since parted. They have traveled to South America, Turkey, Europe, and Hawaii. Some have successfully begun and/or completed their graduate programs. They have lived with their Mothers, they have lost loved ones, and a few continue to write earnestly today. This website is a byproduct of their meetings. |
What type of submissions are you looking for?: | We would like to publish a variety poets and poems. Hear is our Mission Statement. Toe Good Poetry?s main goal is to publish poets who have shown dedication to their craft. We also seek to spotlight poets who hope to publish (or have just published) their first collection of poetry. Toe Good Poetry intends to develop a literary community that enjoys our showcasing the vast variety in content and form of today?s poetry. We embrace diversity of races, genders, nationalities, religions, geographic locations, and shoe sizes. Toe Good Poetry supports the unknown and small-press poets. |
Tell us about upcoming events or contests: | For the second year, we have two guest editors: Timothy Black and A Molotkov. Black will be publishing primarily African-American poets and Molotkov will be selecting primarily Portland, OR based poets. |
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