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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS #134

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Submissions for hedgerow #134 welcome. CLOSING DATE: Mon 15th March. Please send around 10 poems/artwork to: hedgerowsubmission@gmail.com

hedgerow is a short-poetry journal dedicated to publishing an eclectic mix of new & established voices across the spectrum of the short poem, with particular attention to the constantly evolving forms of English-language haiku, senryu, tanka, haiga & haibun. Submissions of prose poems, other longer poems & sequences, as well as short stories also welcome!

For full guidelines please see the submission page. To get an idea of the work published in hedgerow, please have a look at a few sample poems or you can buy a print copy here.

#130 is out!

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hedgerow #130 is finally out! A big thank you to readers & contributors alike.

ps It is time to send in your submissions for the spring issue (#131).

 

 

 

The current issue can be purchased here, or from Amazon.

 

Stay well & safe during these unsafe times…

kindly,

Caroline Skanne
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#129 is out!

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hedgerow #129 is finally out! It has been an exciting year for the journal. Thank you everyone for being part of it. I look forward to seeing what 2020 will bring . . .

ps It is time to send in your submissions for the winter issue (#130)!

 

129 COVER front only

 

The current issue can be purchased here, or from Amazon.

 

kindly,

Caroline Skanne
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#128—the summer issue is here!

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hedgerow #128 (the summer issue) is finally out! Thanks to contributors & readers alike. I look forward to reading your work for the upcoming autumn issue (submissions accepted on a rolling basis).

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The summer issue can be purchased here, or from Amazon.

 

 

kindly,

Caroline Skanne
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#127—the spring issue is here!

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hedgerow #127 (the spring issue) is finally out! Thanks to contributors & readers alike. I look forward to reading your work for the upcoming summer issue (submissions accepted on a rolling basis).

The spring issue can be purchased at the link below, or from Amazon.

hedgerow #127

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kindly,

Caroline Skanne
editor

#126—the winter issue is here!

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hedgerow #126 (the winter issue) is out! Thanks to contributors & readers alike. I look forward to reading your submissions for the spring issue (submissions accepted on a rolling basis).

The autumn issue can be purchased at the link below, or from Amazon.

hedgerow #126, the winter print issue, 2019

hedgerow #126 COVER front

kindly,

Caroline Skanne
editor

#123—the spring print issue is here!

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hedgerow #123, the first issue of the year, is finally out! It was a great joy working on this issue. Thanks to contributors & readers alike. I look forward to reading your submissions for the summer edition (deadline end of July). 

On a different note—the online journal vines has received an incredible response. The second issue will be up later this month. Thanks for your enthusiasm!
The spring issue can be purchased at the link below, or from amazon.

hedgerow #123, the spring print issue, 2018

 

Kindly,

Caroline Skanne
founding editor

 

new e-book (free download)!

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yes, hedgerow is still on spring break… but in the meantime, you can download & enjoy the first e-book published by wildflower poetry press for free! see details below.

happy spring everyone!

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‘Ancient Bloodlines’ by Simon Hanson & Ron C. Moss

a collection of 11 Australian collaborative rengay paired with artwork by Ron C. Moss. Each rengay is presented in the newly developed ‘Mossy Ripple Effect’ to optimise the reading experience.

to enjoy, simply click on the link below!

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‘Ancient Bloodlines’ is offered as a free download for personal use only, all material copyrighted. while the download of this e-book is free, a link to the Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) has been added below, where you can make a donation, at your own wish.

http://www.australianwildlife.org/support-awc/donate.aspx

 

 

* the ‘Mossy Ripple Effect’ was developed by Ron C. Moss