Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 9 is now available. Very nice. Many thanks to our guest editor Jessica Tufte.
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 9 is now available. Very nice. Many thanks to our guest editor Jessica Tufte.
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 8 is now available. Another great issue, and many thanks to our guest editor Eric Boyd.
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 7 is now available. This is a great issue, and many-many thanks to our guest editor Sheena Sauls.
It needs to be mentioned that unfortunately only 11 of our guest editor’s poem choices appear. Her initial choice, and the alternatives supplied by her were discovered to have been published elsewhere without notifying us. … Please mind the fact that you need to let publications know, immediately, if simultaneous submissions are accepted elsewhere. It prevents frustration and embarrassment. And is just plain-ass professional.
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 6 is now available. A biggest thanks to guest editor Thomas Evans! Way to go, man!
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 5 is now available. A huge thanks to guest editor Suzanne Cody!
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 4 is now available. A big thanks to guest editor Lizet Tovar!
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Dead Flowers Vol. 1 No. 3 is now available. A big thanks to guest editor Kirsten Akens! Click through image below.
This little “experiment” is chugging forward, and if we could maintain the momentum of producing Dead Flowers as a monthly rag, the possibility of it revealing an interesting perception of poetry, a perception from “outside the box,” stands the chance to become clearer – articulated, if you will.
Please visit the Archives tab to read the past two issues if you haven’t had the chance (they’re short reads; that’s sort of the point of Dead Flowers – get done with poetry and get on with being).
And if you know anyone indifferent to poetry who might want to take on the challenge of guest editing, point them our way. We are always open for poetry submissions.
The inaugral issue is available. Thanks to the guest editor, Sarah Imbody. … Enjoy.