Magazines and Placement Sites

American Poetry Review
1721 Walnut Street
Philadelphia,Pa.19103
www.aprweb.org

Literary Magazine Review
Dept. of English Language and Literature
The University Of Northern Iowa
Cedar falls, Iowa 50614-0502
319-273-2821

Poets and Writers Magazine
PO Box 453
Mount Morris ,IL. 61054
815-7341123
WebSite: pw.org
Email: poet@kable.com

The Poet Connection
13455SW 16Court#F-405-PM
Pembrook  Pines, Fl. 33027
954-431-3016

The Writers Chronicle
A Publication  of the Associated Writers Program
George Mason University
Fairfax,Va.220330
703-993-4301
 

Writer's Digest
507 Dana Ave
Cincinati, Oh 45207
1800-289-09063 or 513-531-2690
Web Site: :www.writersdigest.com

Poetica Replacements Magazine
Web Site:http: www.poeticreflections.org

Online Poetry Journal Submissions

Abalone Moon Journal

Web site http://www.abalonemoon.com

Is an online journal that publishes about
four times a year. It started in June, 2003. In the last year, among
others, have been poems by Diane Wakoski, Harold Norse, Eugene Ruggles,
Robert Bohm, and poet, critic and writer Erica Wagner.

Websites of Interest

Poetry Resources

American Poems

http://www.americanpoems.com/

Poems-and-Poetry

is a new web, that compiles the greatest poems
 from recognized authors and amateurs.
http://www.poems-and-poetry.com/
 

Qozi.Com

poetry related news, books and web resources loads of  info http://www.qozi.com/poetry/

Click above or below two ways of copyright for your poetry or works

How to  do a

Postal Copyright

To print click above

How  to do it my way

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I have been asked to repeat this information, so here goes.
Post Office Copyright

What Is Copy Right Infringement

better then I could explain defined...

http://www.whatiscopyright.org/

How to Copyright Your Poetry Yourself:

1...Make a copy of the poetry you want copyright.

2...Sign each poem in your own handwriting and mark the date it was written

3...Place the copies into a brown mailing envelope.

4...Seal the envelope with plastic shipping tape

5...Address the envelope to yourself and from yourself.

6...Take it to your post office and tell the clerk that the envelope contains copies of your poetry and that you are post office copyright it. Make certain you tell this to the clerk.

7...Send it Certified with signed receipt.

8... The clerk will stamp it and since you are there he or she will most likely have you sign the receipt and give it back to you then.

9...Keep all receipt's of post office payment.

10..Place the envelope in a safe place and never open it

11..If someone try's to claim your poetry as their own, or try to publish it under their name, you can take them to court and prove it is your work, but only if you never open the envelope. Only place that the envelope can be open is in court.

Please be safe with your poetry or any writings. These are your creations, of thought, mind and heart. They belong to you and no one but you.

 

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