We're very proud of
Angela France, Poetry Editor of
The Shit Creek Review, who has had an eventful few weeks. She has been appointed to the editorial board of the excellent U.K. poetry magazine
iota along with SCR contributor
Sonia Hendy-Isaac. The editorial team at
iota will be headed by
Nigel McLoughlin, who is another contributor to SCR (
here and
here) as well as to
The Chimaera. Congratulations, Angela, Sonia and Nigel!
Poetry submissions to
iota poetry may be made here:
http://iotapoetry.co.uk/submissions.htm iota poetry journal is currently recruiting reviewers. Please send two sample copies of your review writing along with CV to Kate North, Reviews Editor, at:
knorth@glos.ac.ukBut there's more! Angela and Sonia have had their poetry collections chosen from over 300 manuscripts submitted to the Bristol-based publishing house,
Bluechrome. Angela's collection is provisionally titled
Occupation, and Sonia's
Flesh.
Anthony Delgrado, director of the press, commented: "Angela France’s work has a real depth of craft, and a lyrical quality to the language... Sonia Hendy-Isaac has a really saleable quality which feeds off the performance tradition but combines it with the literary tradition.”
Angela and Sonia will join a strong list of writers such as Catherine Smith, Matthew Francis, D.M. Thomas, Susan Wicks and James Kirkup, who have all recently signed up with the Bluechrome Press.
More congratulations, Angela and Sonia!
SCR's Resident artist
Pat Jones, who does such fantastic work in selecting and crafting fresh, lively art to complement the poems published in SCR and
The Chimaera, and who has been the soul and guiding light for SCR since its strange inception, has been honoured with a feature on her in the current
Avatar Review . Go there and treat yourself to some stunning art, as well as to Pat's enlightening reflections on the artistic process.
Sally Cook, whose work is in the current Masks issue of SCR, has a poem "The Face of Morning" in the June/July
issue of
First Things. Her "Advice On The Groundhog" appears in both the online and hard copy version of the recently published
Poems For Big Kids. Her poem "A Passion For Fashion", which tied for third place, Limerick Award in Alfred Dorn's recent World Order Of Narrative And Formalist Poets Contest, is to be published in
Light Quarterly. Two other of her poems have been accepted by
The New Formalist.
Don't miss out on the
Spotlight Feature on Alison Brackenbury in The May Chimaera. There's reviews, interviews, and new poems from Alison.
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We're very proud of Angela France, Poetry Editor of The Shit Creek Review, who has had an eventful few weeks. She has been appointed to the editorial board of the excellent U.K. poetry magazine iota along with SCR contributor Sonia Hendy-Isaac. The editorial team at iota will be headed by Nigel McLoughlin, who is another contributor to SCR ( here and here) as well as to The Chimaera. Congratulations, Angela, Sonia and Nigel!
