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Submission Policies: Where and When

Sketchbook was established in the fall of 2006 as an E-Journal for TheOutlawPoets and The Poetrybridge writers.

On November 01, 2007 the editors began accepting open submissions from the general public.

Submission deadline: 20th of each month.

Sketchbook will be published on the last day of each month twelve times a year.

Send to:
submissionseditor@poetrywriting.org
Subject: Submission + Name +Genre + Submission Title

The following addresses also reach appropriate editors:

arteditor@poetrywriting.org

contact@poetrywriting.org

correspondentsubmissionseditor@poetrywriting.org

specialfeatureseditor@poetrywriting.org

outlawpoetsIIeditor@poetrywriting.org

Kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org

tankaeditor@poetrywriting.org

rengayeditor@poetrywriting.org

haikuthreadeditor@poetrywriting.org

submissionseditor@poetrywriting.org

webmaster@poetrywriting.org

mulitmediaeditor@poetrywriting.org

proofreaders@poetrywriting.org

Submissions should be sent in the body of an e-mail.  Include a full land address and your e-mail address.

Writers submitting for the first time to Sketchbook should include a short biography and a photo.  Please check the Author Biographies of any recent issue.  Send the bio with a submission in the body of an e-mail; attach the jpg photo to the same e-mail. 

 

 

 


What We Publish

Poetry

We publish quality short  poetry in eastern and western forms written in English.  Writers should read the current issue as well as past issues of Sketchbook before sending submissions.  We seek submissions from poets everywhere in the world who write in English.

Eastern genre we have published:  Ghazal, Haibun, Haiku, Haiga, Kyoka, Mondo, Renga, Sedoka, Sijo, Senryu, Tanka

Western genre we have published: Acrostic, Cinqku, Cinquain, Crystalline, Fibonacci, Free Verse,  Lanterne, Light Verse,  Pantoum, Rengay, Rondeau,  Shan-zi,  Sonnet, Stella Renga,  Tetractys, Triolet

Art and Photograqphy

Each month we feature two works of art—one on the cover of the magazine and one on the contents page of the magazine.  We usually feature one gallery of art work by an artist each month, displaying from four to eight works.  All types of media are welcomed.  Interested artists should send a letter of inquiry and a link to pages where their art can be viewed.  Contact: arteditor@poetrywriting.org

Global Correspondents

The subjects of our Global Correspondents are diversified.  We are interested in the writing activities of local areas throughout the world.  Artistic and cultural events that link distance places and people to people living everywhere in the world help everyone make connections.  Our Global Correspondents connect the distant points and events of the world.

Read articles  from our Global Correspondents in the current and past issues of Sketchbook.  Writers  should send a letter of inquiry or a submission to: correspondentsubmissionseditor@poetrywriting.org

 

 

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