Australian poets are welcome to offer tanka & longer poems to the seventh issue of Catchment – Poetry of Place.
Contributors can access the submissions portal directly:
https://www.bawbawartsalliance.org.au/bcms/catchment-submissions/
Poetry submitted should give a sense of location in some way: perhaps depicting an important locale; maybe showing how people see themselves as being placed in life.
Tanka poets can offer up to five (5) stand-alone pieces; or a four-part string; or a couple of tanka-doha (as pairs of connected poems).
Contributors can also submit up to three (3) free-verse pieces, each no longer than 30 lines, likewise showing a sense of place.
A 50-word biographical statement needs to be provided too.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Rodney Williams, Editor Catchment – Poetry of Place at:
editors.catchment@bawbawartsalliance.org.au
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