From: Erica Jordan
To: journal@solopublications.com
X-URL: http://www.solopublications.com/jurn6103.htm
I'm doing research on Ina Coolbrith, a poet in San Francisco during the late 1800's. I'm currently reading a biography about her by Wood and Rhodehamel. This book talks about how close she was with both Harte and Miller, as well as being an outstanding Califronia poet in her own right. While looking through your website, I didn't find her name mentioned. Did I miss it? Do you have any information about her? I would love to know more about her life and poetry in San Francisco.
Thank you.
Erica Jordan
Date: Sun, 09 Nov 1997 11:25:24 -0600
Subject: news
We would like to invite you to send your news of latest releases,
workshops, submission calls to be posted in our news section. Please
send all submissions to jude@sanasys.com with the subject line as News.
All we ask is that it relates to poetry in some way.
Thank You
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 97 23:00:11 -0700
Hello--
I had initially found your publication on the Web out of a desire to submit some of my poetry.
However, upon reading the criteria--poetry needing to be related to central California- I am afraid I would have no
submissions that would qualify.
Decided to drop your organization a note, anyway, to let you know about
my new Poetry-related
website---www.angelfire.com/ks/raywritten/index.html. If you know of
poets looking for exposure, I would be happy to feature their writing on
my page. There is no fee and no commercial interest here. I simply would
like to use my page to get exposure for undiscovered and "closet poets."
Check out my site and let me know if you know of any interested poets.
Sincerely,
Ray Davis
To: "Scott Galloway" Dear Mr. Galloway,
I am looking for submissions for my magazine "The Cortland Review." If you could
link me, I would be greatful.
The Address is:
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/cortlandreview/index.html
Please stop by sometime.
All the best
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 1997 20:02:51 -0500
I'm a published poet with my own, very unique poetry site called
Please take a look and let me know.
I feel this would be beneficial to both of us!
Thanks, very much, for your time.
Tim. :-)
From: Batwritr@aol.com
Dear Solo Publications,
A lovely site, the poetry journal. Thanks for inviting me.
Fellow writer and poet.
Barbara Tangen
From: Sanstarr@aol.com
I disagree with the writer who said the backgrounds are distracting. I love
thanks
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 12:03:30 -0700
hi there, my site is not directly related to poetry but may be of some
http://www.icrossroads.com/~pianodoc/youcanwr.htm
Thanks , Richard Brown
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 1997 11:48:27 +0100
Hello do you think you could announce that Sheffield Electronic
Thanks, Mike Williams
Date: Mon, 02 Jun 1997 10:27:21 -0700
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 00:24:02 +0000
hello, There's a new poetry site entitled......
"THE HABITUAL BOHEMIAN NIGHT SKIES OF POETRY"
**A NEW ARTIST SUPPORTED AND CREATED VISUAL SITE**
From: "Paul Agosto" great ezine!
Editor's comment:
Do other readers agree with Mr. Agosto? Are the backgrounds are distracting? Please take the time to write and let us know how you feel about the backgrounds. Which specific backgrounds are most difficult to read? We would love to hear from you on this issue. The Editor
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 1997
Medellín, March 29, 1997
Mr. Director:
Please accept fond regards from the Organizing Committee at the VIIth
International Poetry Festival in Medellín, to be held from 13 to 21 June
1997, with the participation of 60 poets from 35 countries and all five
continents.
Parallel to the Festival, we also present the IInd Poetry School in
Medellín. Eight courses will be offered in total, taught by the poets
Jean-Clarence Lambert (France), Jaap Blonk (Holland), Jean Portante
(Luxembourg), Werner Hörtner (Austria), Sainkho Namtchylak (Tuva,
Siberia), Rodolfo Alonso (Argentina), and the Colombians Eufrasio Guzmán
and Carlos Bedoya. In addition, the School will include conferences by,
among others, Juan Gelman (Argentina), Eugenio Montoya (Venezuela) and
Jorge Riechmann (Spain).
The magazin PROMETEO, in circulation for the last fifteen years,
convokes the annual International Poetry Festival in conjunction with
the Corporation of Art and Poetry, PROMETEO, an event, founded in 1991,
which is characterized by the volume and warmth of its public.
We invite you then to visit, with a journalist's eye, our Internet Home
Page at the following address: http://www.epm.net.co/VIIfestivalpoesia/
where you will find constantly updated information regarding the
Festival.
This event has been described by poets and journalists the world over as
one of the best of its kind this century, in a society marked by war and
intolerance.
We would be extremely grateful, therefore, if you could take the time to
visit our site and consider it and other texts produced by the
Festival's Organizing Committee for further publication in that media
(link).
Fernando Rendón
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997
I have come in once again to your site, and this time I am writing a
Today I linked your site to my Poetry and Poets Links page. I will,
Please visit my poetry page. Perhaps you would like to link to it....
I will also in the future send you some poetry submissions.
Best wishes with your wonderful site and your high quality journal!
Layne Russell (in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County)
http://www.sonic.net/layne
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 16:58:56 -0800 (PST)
I'm passing this information on to you about the Taco Shop Poets because
http://multiple.insertions.com/mi_html/contrib/writing/iv08.htm
The Taco Shop Poets is a collective of accomplished Southern
For general and booking information about the Taco Shop Poets and
From:Tim Bellows
Dear CA Journal,
A friend of mine found this great quote for writers--in Thoreau's
I hear a man blowing a horn this still evening, and in this there is
something greater than any man. When it is trilled, or undulates, the
heavens are crumpled into time, and successive waves flow across them. At
length the melody steals into my being. By some fortunate coincidence of
thought or circumstance I am attuned to the universe, I am fitted to hear,
my being moves in a sphere of melody, my fancy and imagination are excited
to an inconceivable degree. I see, smell, taste, hear, feel that
everlasting Something to which we are allied, at once our maker, our abode,
our destiny, our very Selves; the one historic truth, the most remarkable
fact which can become the...subject of our thought, the actual glory of the
universe. This suggests what a perpetual flow of spirit would produce.
For my writing and my consciousness, the books by Paul Twitchell have been
transformational. He goes into actual ways to sing HU, the first mantra,
and tap into that "perpetual flow of spirit." Of course, I've tailored the
techniques to my style…but they work. [There's an off chance that you might
also want to see Eckankar on the web for other inner techniques….]
This is just a note—poet to poet—for the lifting of consciousness. To me,
that's the key to all great writing. The continual lifting of our inner
sight and hearing into dimensions we never could have imagined.
Feel free to keep in touch on poetry and truth-telling, as Joy Harjo calls
it….
With goodwill,
Tim B.
yellow grass -
Copyright © Tim Bellows 1997.
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 1997 06:55:38 GMT
I am seeking creative writing and poetry to showcase at my web
Ted Warnell
P.S. Also interested: collaborations, exhibits, link exchange, and,
Ted Warnell
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From: "J.Gripton"
Reply-To: jgripton@reporters.net
To: AnnS@solopublications.com
Judy Gripton
PoetryTodayOnline
http://www.angelfire.com/ia/PoetryTodayOnline
From: Ray Davis
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: New Poetry Website
My deepest appreciation for your help and consideration.
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1997 18:54:19 -0700
From: "John Michael Spalding"
X-Sent-Mail: on
Subject: submissions
X-Sender-Ip: 137.123.105.36
Organization: MailCity (http://www.mailcity.com)
John Spalding
Editor-In-Chief
From: Tim Gettig
Reply-To: tgettig@earthlink.net
Organization: Keep It Simple Solutions, Inc.
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: Would you be interested in trading links?
PoemPark(tm) at http://www.svr.com/PoemPark/index.html
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 23:47:31 -0400 (EDT)
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: re: Sybille's Poetry
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 23:05:28 -0400 (EDT)
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: Background
them and I think they enhance the words. You have done a good job matching
background with poetry. I am also a photographer who loves to match black and
white photography with my poetry, so the backgrounds were of interest to me.
Sandy Starr
From: pianodoc
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: URL link
interest to poets. I am an award winning songwriter and I offer a free
songwriting manual over the web. My web site address is:
From: Sheffield Electronic Press
Organization: University of Sheffield, UK
To: AnnS@solopublications.com
Subject: Poetry competition
X-URL: http://www.solopublications.com/jurn61xb.htm
Press currently has a poetry competition running, at
http://www.shef.ac.uk/~shep/comp/
From: PAUL FRANC
Organization: A FRANC GROUP
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: Listing
Please list for your readers, thanks. Paul
A Genuine Poetry Contest! ---- NO ENTRY FEE
A Genuine Grand Prize of! ---- $2,000.00
Second Price! ---- $1,000.00
3RD Price! ---- $500.00
A FRANC GROUP 2745 Jefferson #B Carlsbad, CA 92008.
Introducing "Wholehearted Poetry," a poetry contest to "publish works of
merit." Deadline July 31 1997. Limits: No sex, violence or gore. Send
SASE (IRC for foreign)for guidelines and rules.
From: David Anderson
To: scottql@solopublications.com
Subject: A new Poetry site
http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/4745
**JAVA/FRAMES SUPPORTED**
**LOTS OF COLOR AND MOVEMENT**
**A FEATURED 'KNOWN' & 'UNKNOWN AUTHOR' EVERY MONTH**
**A POET'S SUBMIT FORUM (PROSE'S OR SHORT STORIES)**
**A FRESH NEW APPROACH INTO
**WEB SITE'S WITH USER INTERFACE AND INPUT**
~SO CHECK IT OUT~LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF IT~
~THIS IS A BRAND NEW SITE (FORMED APRIL 97')~
~STILL TRYING TO GET THE WORD OUT- IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS
~FEEL FREE TO E-MAIL ME ------->davidanderson@geocities.com
~PLEASE LET ME KNOW~ WE CAN LINK OUR SITES IF SO DESIRED~
THANKS AGAIN~
~Hope to hear from you soon ~David Anderson (web site creator and artist)
To:
Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 16:25:56 -0500
lose the backgrounds (or use less busy ones) it's very
distracting!!!!!!!!!!!
From: Prometeo
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: VIIth International Poetry Festival in Medellin, Colombia, South America
Director
E-mail: prometeo@epm.net.co
From: Layne Russell
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: your site
note. What a well-done, rich poetry site. Congratulations!
myself, be coming in more often now to browse and enjoy.
"A Quiet Place"
X-Sender: aguzman@mail.sdsu.edu
To: journal@solopublications.com
From: Adolfo Guzman Lopez
Subject: The Taco Shop Poets
it's very pertinent to your web page.
or
http://www.n2.net/ecruse/progsTacoShop.htm
California writers, musicians, and performers. They are based in
the San Diego-Tijuana area but have taken over taco shops from San
Francisco's Taqueria San Jose to Tijuana's Tacos El Gordo with
their unique combination of music, performance and poetry.
performance dates call (619) 685-5554 or write to: Taco Shop Poets,
PO Box 126531, San Diego CA 92112.
E-mail: chintolas@aol.com
To: journal@solopublications.com
Subject: the first sound and language....
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 1997
Journals--and gave me a faded copy:
Sierra College/Liberal Arts
crickets
cool the evening
X-Sender: ted.warnell@bbs.logicnet.com
To: journal@solopublications.com (Poetry Journal)
From: Ted Warnell
Subject: Poetry & Literature
site gallery, a Room without Walls. If you write or know of others
who write and would be interested in showcasing your literary work
in the Room, please contact me at the email below. Many thanks for
your time and interest. Best wishes,
open to suggestions ;)
ted.warnell@bbs.logicnet.com ~ http://www.logicnet.com/ted.warnell/
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