Thank you for visiting the web-home of Sirrus Poe. Within these pages you will find news on his latest book releases, poems, short stories, photography and links to many online and print journals that are looking for submissions. Each month there will be an in-depth look at one online or print magazine; their requirements for submission, the genre, the magazine's policy concerning new writers and an interview with the editor.
Please enjoy your visit and come back often for news, information and contests. Also feel free to contact Sirrus Poe via e-mail with questions, or if you have a magazine you would like featured in the review section.
Once again, thank you for visiting.
NEWS:
10-31-05
The submission information for Small Potatoes Magazine is now up. Please do look in and submit some of your work for possible inclusion in an upcoming issue. The PWSS issue should be up by the end of next month, so you still have time to submit if you have donated time, or money to those affected by the hurricanes.
10-16-05
To all contributors of Mind Mutations: The anthology has finally been sent to the printers. I know it has been a long wait for this one, but the anthology should be out by the end of the month. I need everyone to send their current address to the publisher at this e-mail address ( donette@sunbooks.com ) to make sure we do not miss anyone during the send out of contributors' copies. I would, again, like to thank you all for the submissions to the anthology. It was a pleasure to read each submission and to interact with those who ended up being included.
On other fronts:
I have done only one submission of my own work in the last few months and am pleased to learn that, "Early Morning Remembrance", will be included in issue #18 of the print magazine Snow Monkey.
And there will soon be new reviews on the blog at Small Potatoes. Some of the chapbooks currently being considered are; The Moodier Could of Being by Gregory K. Cole, Red Paper Flower by Suzanne Frischkorn, Drowning Ophelia by Alex Stolis, Alice In Wonderland by C.E. Laine, The Arche of Existentialism Essay writing term paper services are Master Papers com. by Jason Fraley, Peach Box and Verge by L. Ward Abel, Simple Truths and Coughing Things by Patricia Gomes and Michael Paul Ladanyi, and Abrasions by Pris Campbell.
And on the final front:
We will only be taking submissions for the "Poets Who Support Survivors" page for one more month. At that time poets can still be included on the PWSS page, but will not have their poems considered for the first issue of Small Potatoes Magazine, which includes a twenty dollar payment for their work, or be considered for the chapbook to follow. The chapbook will include additional poets from the PWSS page, and those from the magazine issue. 50% of all profits from sales will go to the relief efforts currently in effect. The final date for submissions will be 11-20-05.
Send submissions to sirruspoe@hotmail.com
08-09-05
Yep, we have been away for a while with little updating on the web-site, but hopefully now we will be back to regular updates and news.
The guestbook has been moved from the bottom of the page to the top right-hand corner, please do leave us a message when you visit.
Sirrus has also restarted the Blog : now named Small Potatoes . The Blog now features reviews and interviews with the Small Potatoes of the writing world (online and in print). Please visit today and read the latest review of "Missing Pieces" by Kathryn Rantala. While you are there feel free to add your comments, or questions, through the comment link. Sirrus is always up to talking with others concerning what happens in the virtual pages of the Blog used motorcycles warehouse .
And if you have a book out, or one soon to be released, Sirrus would be interested in reviewing your work and adding a possible review to Small Potatoes . E-mail for the address for submitting such works.
12-07-04
The newest issue of SaucyVox is now online. This issue is totally dedicated to the topic of abuse. The poets included have placed their own lives in front of the readers to bring awareness to the many different aspects of abuse. Please stop by, read, and leave a few comments for the editor and poets included. Your feedback is one way for the people involved with the issue to know that their words and effort have been worth the time and exposure of a litle bit of their own truth. Read SaucyVox now.
Sirrus Poe has also started a blog, not much there at the moment, but more to come. Please feel free to stop by and leave your comments there on the blog. Sirrus Poe'
