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Poetry Sunday will be on hiatus beginning in June 2022. Check back here in the fall for more information regarding submissions.Find past poems here.00000177-ba84-d5f4-a5ff-bbfc9b820000Submission Guidelines:We are accepting submissions.Poems must be less than 2 minutes when read aloud.Please do not send any attachments - provide the following in the body of your email. Your email should include, in this order: 1 poem, a brief bio or personal statement (100 words or less), and contact information including name, address, and telephone number. Email to: poetry@capeandislands.org. Important: include your name in the email Subject.Call our poetry line and read your poem as a recorded message. Remember, it must be less than 2 minutes - time yourself beforehand, please, to ensure it meets the time criteria. (Don't worry: this is not what will go on air! This is just so you have a chance to convey your poetry in your own voice. Mistakes aren't a problem.) The phone number is: (508) 7
Lannie Stabile
(she/her), a queer Detroiter, is the winner of OutWrite’s 2020 Chapbook Competition in Poetry; the winning chapbook,
Strange Furniture, is out with Neon Hemlock Press. She is also a back-to-back finalist for the 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 Glass Chapbook Series and back-to-back semifinalist for the Button Poetry 2018 and 2019 Chapbook Contests. Lannie currently holds the position of Managing Editor at
Barren Magazine and is a member of the MMPR Collective. Find her on Twitter @LannieStabile.
INTRODUCTION
Poetry is always teaching me something. When I became an editor with
Barren Magazine, I quickly realized reading someone else’s art vastly improved my own. Submitters introduced me to forms I never knew existed and made me want to try my own hand at it. Like pantoums. I didn’t know what the hell a pantoum was until I read one in the slush pile.