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martinparker-verse.co.uk

The  website  of Lighten Up Online's editor, Martin Parker.


Word Doctors

Support, critiques and resources for writers.


The Plough Prize

An annual, international poetry competition offering free critiques and listing feedback to all entrants.


Bob Newman

Information about obscure verse forms, tessellating interlocking polyminoes, parodies, pretty patterns and devilled fruit.


Snakeskin Poetry webzine

Edited by Lighten Up contributor George Simmers.


Matt Harvey

Matt has been variously described in the Press as “… a word-based organism from Devon”, “…fabulously understated”  and “… a pale man in a suit”. He appears regularly on Radio 4’s Saturday Live and writes Desktop Poetry for the Saturday Guardian’s Work Section


John Whitworth

Fattish, baldish, backward-looking and provincial, his publications include Tennis and Sex and Death and Landscape With Small Humans, both from Peterloo. 


Bill Greenwell

Ubiquitous light verse competition winner and former poet in residence at the New Statesman, short listed for the Forward Poetry Prize (Best First Collection category, 2006). Don't miss his  Weekly Poem at: www.theweeklypoem.com  .

 


 HappenStance Press

Poetry chapbook publisher, and home of Sphinx Chapbook Review magazine. Headed up by Lighten Up Online contributor Helena Nelson.

 


Duotrope's Digest: search for short fiction & poetry markets

Search for short fiction and poetry markets. Includes submission tracker and extensive reports on response times and acceptance rates.


www.inclusifolk.com
The website of splendidly eccentric poet, musician and performer Colin Shaddick, AKA Uke Stanza.

 


Doggerel Daze & The Light Verse Resource Centre

Publishers of light verse. "More laughs per page -- guaranteed."


14by14

Fourteen contemporary sonnets by fourteen different authors quarterly.


A literary miscellany.  Two issues each year.


"... the front line of the war against poetry."  Published each Jan., May and Sept./Oct.


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