Third Wednesday’s Poem of the Week is from the Winter 2020 issue which just went into the mail to subscribers and contributors. It’s available in print at Amazon and you can read it for free online by clicking Free Issues at our website.
Larry Levy’s poem first appeared in 3rd Wednesday and later in The Orchard Poetry Review. It’s been nominated by Orchard for a Pushcart Prize.
The 2018 micro-chapbook All Her Jazz, which is free (and fun!) to download and fold at the Origami Poems Project (click on the cover):
The title poem first appeared in 3rd Wednesday’s December 2017 issue.
D. R. James has taught college writing, literature, and peace-making for 35 years and lives outside Saugatuck, Michigan. His latest of eight poetry collections are If god were gentle (Dos Madres) and Surreal Expulsion (Poetry Box), and a new chapbook, Flip Requiem, will be released in Spring 2020 (Dos Madres).
D.R. James’ Author Page at Amazon.com
3rd Wednesday’s Poem of the Week is taken from our Autumn 2019 issue. You can download the complete issue and many others for free HERE.
White Horses can be purchased from Mojave River Press, as a limited, signed edition or from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Powell’s Books in either a print edition or electronic edition.
3rd Wednesday’s poem of the week is a list poem by Texas poet, Alicia Salzmann. The digital edition of the fall issue is available to read online for free, as all future issues will be. The print edition is available for purchase at Amazon.com.
Third Wednesday’s poem of the week is by Dawn Terpstra. It’s paired here with a photo by “Seigar”. Both are from our fall issue which is free in digital form from our website and available for purchase in print at Amazon.com.
Our poem of the week is two poems. We love short poems and here are two fine ones from the fall issue of 3rd Wednesday. Recently we made the digital of edition our magazine free for everyone. Get yourself a copy of this issue and all the issues from the past two years (poetry doesn’t go out of date) HERE.
Third Wednesday’s Poem of the Week is by North Carolina poet, J.S. Absher, who has us from the first line.
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