Get your work into print with 2003 Poet's Market! It provides listings for more than 1,800 opportunities, including book publishers, small presses and journals, magazines, and chapbook publishers. Each entry includes contact information, types of poetry accepted, submission details, phone numbers, addresses, Web sites, emails and more. Special icons and indexes direct you to the markets you want Fast.

But 2003 Poet's Market provides even more great information, including an invaluable selection of helpful articles and Insider Reports:

• Editors Joseph Parisi (Poetry), Peter Davison (The Atlantic Monthly), Allison Joseph (Crab Orchard Review), Patricia Carlin, Peter Covino, Lois Hirshkowitz, and Melissa Hotchkiss (Barrow Street) take part in a fascinating Editor's Roundtable
• Mark Dory discusses balancing poetry and nonfiction writing
• Fred Marchant writes about poetry's importance in the wake of trauma
• Wanda Coleman (2001 National Book Award finalist) shares her thoughts on the synergy of language and experience in poetry
• C.J. Houghtaling (H&H Press and editor of Miller's Pond) discusses the challenges of starting and running a small press
• An overview of publishing alternatives detailing the advantages and pitfalls of each, including custom publishing, print-on-demand, e-books and subsidy publishing,
• Plus articles on "scam alerts, " ideas for self-promotion, and all your frequently asked questions

You'll also find updated information on conferences, workshops, organizations contests, and awards, along with state and provincial grants available from the U.S. and Canada. It's all the direction you need to get your poetry into print!

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