Poetry/Rare Books Collection at the
State University of New York at Buffalo
Collection devoted to 20th Century poetry in English and English translation. Contains over 90,000 volumes by every major and many minor poets writing in English. Recordings of poets reading from their own works, poets' notebooks, letters and manuscripts, and a wide variety of literary magazines are also included in this collection. Approximately 3,500 little magazine titles, 1,200 current subscriptions, and a number of portraits, sculptures, and photographs round out the collection. Houses the Slipstream Press archive.
Just Buffalo Literary Center
Founded in 1975, Just Buffalo Literary Center’s mission is to create and strengthen communities through the literary arts. The organization has established itself as a regional resource and a national model, both for the excellence of its artistic programming and for the thoughtful, strategic ways it has approached administration and operations.
Gerald Locklin (Official Web Site)
Poems, books, news, links and more about the undisputed Heavyweight Champeen of the American Small Press. Winner of Slipstream's 1988 Poetry Chapbook Contest for "A Constituency of Dunces."
Douglas Goetsch (Official Web Site)
Poetry, publishing credits, web links, and biographical information pertaining to Douglas Goetsch. Winner of Slipstream's 2007 Poetry Chapbook Contest for "Your Whole Life."
J. P. Dancing Bear (Official Web Site)
Poetry, publishing credits, web links, and biographical information pertaining to J.P. Dancing Bear. Winner of Slipstream's 2002 Poetry Chapbook Contest for "What Language."
Peter Conners (Official Web Site)
Peter Conners is a poet and fiction writer. He works as Marketing Director and Associate Editor for the poetry publisher BOA Editions, Ltd. He is founding co-editor of Double Room: A Journal of Prose Poetry and Flash Fiction, published on-line by the literary nexus web site Web del Sol. He also is a contributing editor for Del Sol Review and a literary critic and reviewer for the alternative newspapers ArtVoice (Buffalo, NY) and City Newspaper (Rochester, NY).
Blondestrawberry.com — Tammy Wilder (Official Web Site)
Tammy Wilder is a collage artist who lives in Ashland, Oregon. Her artwork is featured on the front and back covers of Slipstream #26. Some of the things that have inspired her collages: dating stories, Wilco, unrequited love, Romare Bearden's art, long revealing letters, the song "The Way" by Fastball, New York City, the one who got away and never looked back, turning 30, memories of Maine, May Sarton's journal "The House by the Sea," married people, folks who nervously stand up and say that they've been sober for 24 hours, autumn in Ashland, Six Feet Under, this blog, conversations about the future, Shopgirl, journals from 10 years ago, and, of course, Thanksgiving.
Spiel (Official Web Site)
Website of frequent Slipstream contributor and Pushcart-nominated poet Spiel.
Leslie Ann Mcilroy (Official Web Site)
Leslie Ann Mcilroy is a Pittsburgh-based writer, editor, publisher and poet. She is the author of two award-winning collections of poetry. Winner of Slipstream's 1997 Poetry Chapbook Contest for "Gravel."
Belinda Subraman (Official Web Site)
News, reviews, personal blog, and samples of Belinda Subraman's poetry, writing, art, music and more.
Lyn Lifshin (Official Web Site)
Poetry, prose, bio notes, readings, etc. relating to Lyn Lifshin
Sherman Alexie (Official Web Site)
Biography, bibliography, articles, tour schedule, upcoming projects, book discussion, quotes, photos, Smoke Signals and more. Winner of Slipstream's 1992 Poetry Chapbook Contest for "I Would Steal Horses."
Ran Webber (Official Web Site)
Ran Webber's artwork has shown in numerous regional and national museums and gallery exhibitions. His painting process involves applying fresco on paper which is then "baptized" in rivers and streams. The artwork is then reinvented in the studio. Webber lives and works in Buffalo, NY.
Darren Holmes (Official Web Site)
Darren Holmes was born in 1969 in a small town in northern Ontario, Canada. He has always been attracted to romantic, emotive works. An attempt to express some sort of universal truth perhaps. He currently lives and works in Ottawa.
Dee Rimbaud (Official Web Site)
Dee Rimbaud’s art and writing: Chagall on Acid, Burroughs on Valium, Irvine Welsh on happy pills. You get the picture?
Linda Sienkiewicz (Official Web Site)
Poetry, publication credits, news, and bio information about the writer. If you are a new writer, check out Linda's other website Wallpaper the Sky, which features poetry writing exercises, tips, publishing how-to's.
Eastern Washington University Press
The Eastern Washington University Press publishes innovative works that possess freshness in language and theme. It supports and extends the intellectual, educational and public role of the University through publications for academic and public audiences, the sponsorship of literary festivals, the presentation of literary prizes, student internships, and outreach to schools and civic groups.
Cedar Hill Press
Cedar Hill Press was created to provide a forum to discover and develop emerging artists. We look for people who are continuously seeking to change the course of their genre, and want to be viewed as an artist of the 21st Century. Cedar Hill Press encourages the use of new mediums, theories and ideas.
Nerve Cowboy
Nerve Cowboy is a biannual journal of poems and short fiction sensitive enough to make the hardest hard-ass cry, funny enough to make the most hopeless brooder laugh, and disturbing enough to make us all glad we're not the author of the piece.
NewPages.com
NewPages is the Portal of Independents! News, information and guides to
independent bookstores, independent publishers, literary periodicals,
alternative periodicals, independent record labels, alternative newsweeklies and more.
Grey Borders
Based in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, Grey Borders welcomes the submission of poetry, short fiction, essays, and drama that challenges social norms. They prefer work that uses concrete images to express ideas and work addressing issues in government, world affairs, women’s rights, and race.
storySouth
storySouth showcases the best fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry that writers from the new south have to offer. Special emphasis is given to finding and promoting the works of promising new writers.
Blithe House Quarterly
Blithe House Quarterly features new short stories by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) authors -- both emerging and established. With an average of over 24,000 readers per issue, Blithe House Quarterly is the most widely read of LGBT literary periodicals.
The Square Table
An E-zine that showcases the work of writers, artists, photographers, musicians, designers, and more.
2River
An online site for poetry, art, and theory, quarterly publishing "The 2River View" and occasionally publishing individual authors in the 2River Chapbook Series.
Poetry Super Highway
A major Internet resource and online magazine publishing new poets every week as well as links to hundreds of other poetry related websites, also a chat room with weekly scheduled events, online poetry classifieds, poetry contests, and an online bookstore where you can order almost any book on the planet.
New York State Lit Tree
Offers in-depth information about NYSCA-funded organizations with literary programs including their curators and the poets and writers they present. The site is designed and is maintained by Loss Pequeño Glazier, webmaster, who also is director of the Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo.
Unlikely Stories
Features assorted writer profiles (with sample poems and short fiction) and general information on poetry including articles, chat, and poetry-related links and web rings.
The Poetry Project
The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery, New York City, furnishes encouragement and resources to poets, writers, artists and performers whose work is experimental, innovative and pertinent to writing that proposes fresh aesthetic, cultural, philosophical and political approaches to contemporary society.
LitLine
A website featuring information and links for independent literary presses, organizations, and journals. The site is hosted by the Unit for Contemporary Literature at Illinois State University.
Electronic Poetry Center
Contemporary experimental poetry resources provided by The State University of New York at Buffalo. Includes author, small press, sound, and gallery areas; references and links to poetry-related materials and web sites; lists of poetry magazines and book publishers; and an online directory of poets.
Main Street Rag
Main Street Rag publishes two print magazines:Main Street Rag Arts & Literary Forum(a quarterly journal) and Independence Boulevard (a monthly regional tabloid with a distribution of approximately 10,000). Web site features poetry, fiction, essays, cartoons, a gallery of back issues, and information about poetry contests.
Drowning Man Poetry Links
Expansive list of links to various poetry and literary publications. Current count is over 300. Most pages include submission guidelines and links to additional resources.
The Missouri Review
On-line highlights from the print magazine. Features poetry, fiction, non-fiction, book reviews, and interviews. The Missouri Review's Annual Editors' Prize Contest awards a purse of over $4,000 in the categories of poetry, fiction, and essay. For more information, go to:
www.missourireview.org/special/contest.html
The Niagara Falls Poetry Project
Poems and poetry about the Niagara Falls, the Niagara River, War of 1812, Battle of Lundy's Lane, stunters, daredevils, and Niagara regional history. Compiled and maintained by Andrew Porteus.
Small Spiral Notebook
Features evocative poetry, prose, art, a forum for on-line writing workshops, a global events calender, a recommended buys page, and book reviews.
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