Showing posts with label Peter Stewart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Stewart. Show all posts

Monday, 30 May 2016

Deadline looms for morphrog - 'poetry in the extreme' - 12 June 2016

The deadline for submissions to the thirteenth edition of Frogmore's online journal morphrog - 'poetry in the extreme' - is looming.


As ever, editors Jeremy Page and Peter Stewart are interested in reading poems that may struggle to achieve publication in more mainstream journals. If you have never seen morphrog, visit http://www.morphrog.com/ where number 12 will give an indication of the kind of work that is likely to find favour.

Submissions should be sent in a single word document to morphrog@gmail.com no later that 12 June 2016.

morphrog 13 will be published in July 2016.

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Call for submissions: morphrog - 'poetry in the extreme'

The eighth edition of morphrog, the Frogmore Press online journal edited by Jeremy Page and Peter Stewart, will go live on 1 January 2014.  

Submissions of 'poetry in the extreme' are welcome to morphrog@gmail.com up until 30 November. The current edition can be found at: http://www.morphrog.com/

Monday, 12 August 2013

Polyscriptum – poetry, translation, language, metaphor

morphrog editor Peter Stewart’s Polyscriptum website – ‘poetry, translation, language, metaphor’ – has been given a spring clean and went live in its new incarnation on 8 August.  

Arthur Rimbaud
In addition to Peter’s translations of Lorca, there are also translations of Leopardi, Verlaine and Heine by Frogmore Papers editor Jeremy Page together with his (1980) translation of Rimbaud’s ‘Drunken Boat’ (‘Le Bateau Ivre’).  

The site also features translations from Finnish by Richard Powell and poems by Janet Sutherland, whose third collection is due from Shearsman next year.