E. Martin Pedersen, writings

"Not There Yet," is my poem featured in the Evening Street Review, no. 35. The good news is that the journal is excellent. The bad...

Creative Flight Journal is an Indian publication featuring academic and creative writings. It's editor is Dipak Giri, who has a very imp...

If you search for Avatar Review, a literary magazine that includes three of my poems, you'll find dozens of sites reviewing the Avatar f...

"Paradise Lost" does not refer to the epic poem by John Milton (okay it does), it refers mainly to the wildfire that destroyed the...

Slab is the literary magazine (with art and sound too) put together by the students and staff at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. I...

Pasadena City College students and staff started a literary journal in 1943 called Inscape . It's going strong today and recently publis...

The Wise Owl is an outstanding new international literary/arts journal. It's edited by Rachna Singh and her team. In a short time, they&...

Three types and how they affect me. That's what this poem is about, I think. It appears in First Literary Review-East, which is run by C...

  October is past, but you can still read October Hill Magazine.  In a recent issue you'll find my poem, "Pearls are Tears," o...

Holy Wow! I woke up this morning and BLAMMO, five poems accepted and already posted on Lothlorien Poetry Journal. Strider Marcus Jones is th...

Hey, is that Jimmie Rodgers, the singing brakeman, or his "descendant," Pokey LaFarge, on the cover of  Steam Ticket Journal, the ...

The Literary Yard is my kind of place.  I've been there before. Onkar Sharma is the yard boss. He's an interesting fellow, cybersecu...

Rajesh Subramanian is a nice fellow from Chennai, India. He edits a journal called Modern Literature, and I thank him for including my work ...

I'm feigning modesty, I'm holding it together. Yet what I really mean is: !!Best!! of the !!!Net!!!Nomination!!!!! And then a Kermit...

There's a literary magazine, a really good one, called: A Thin Slice of Anxiety. Go to the link below if you don't believe me. The b...

Not Lost Stanza, though I've had a few of those. No, Last Stanza is a Poetry Journal. Issue #8 is on the theme: Root, Bloom, Cultivate. ...

Maybe I was hearing voices in the Canyon because I was wasted. Nah, my poem, "Get Wasted," is in Canyon Voices vol. 24, Fall 2021,...

Valiant Scribe is a literary journal that "sits at the nexus of faith and social issues." Read it to find out what that means. In ...

  Thank you Annie Newcomer! Thank you Elizabeth Gracen! What a joy to see my poems and an interview in Flapper PPC! Thank you for the wonder...

Mediterranean Poetry is a young themed journal of ... you guessed it. It's run by Anders Dahlgren, a very nice guy. In the latest issue,...

OpenDoor Poetry Magazine is big, bright and beautiful. It has a lot of color and warmth and flowers. I am a featured poet in the Adoration i...

Rhyme is a bit out of fashion in poetry these days. But I also write songs, so rhymes are essential sounds to me. I sent a group of short rh...

Sports literature? Like a poem about baseball? Is that a thing? Aethlon is a widely respected journal of sports literature, poems and storie...

Surrealistic Vision: when you walk down the street does it resemble a Dalì painting? Do you see weeping clocks and long-legged elephants? Is...

Phenomenal Literature is a great journal out of India. It is run by Dr. Vivekanand Jha, a very nice man. He also runs another journal called...

  My poem, "April Fool's," is featured in the current The Gonzo Press online journal. The Gonzo Press is the work of enigmatic...

Discretionary Love is also a literary journal. There you'll find my poem, "If a Lot of Stuff."It's a love story, but maybe...

The Pangolin Review is a beautiful and rich African literary journal. It publishes poetry from all over the world. Please read it. My thanks...

Fevers of the Mind, aka Brain Fever, is an antiquated term for emotional distress which can lead to serious illness. If you don't have t...

1. The Beauty of Books on a Shelf 2. The Chill of the Sierra 3. Curse Immortality 4. A Life Saved is a Life Earned Thanks a million to poet-...

Uppagus is a literary journal, sweet and simple. In it you'll find my poem, "The Heavy Bear." It contains the word 'erecti...

My poem, "Coccodrillo," is in the latest issue of Triggerfish Critical Review. I had to look up triggerfish, here's what I fou...

I never thought anyone would have the guts to publish this collection of five poems or a five-part poem written in five days in June 2020. R...

"Don't Make Me Talk," is in the Sept. 2021 issue of Blue Lake Review.  My thanks to Diana May-Waldman who takes care of the po...

Double Wow!! The excellent international literary journal, Modern Literature, has just published four of my poems along with an intriging an...

Inverse Journal, run by Mr. Amjad Majid, is a Kashmir-based publication. It is exceptionally beautiful. I was already thrilled to have my po...

In number 38 of the Grey Sparrow Review I have a poem called, "Everyone I Ever Knew is Dead." That sounds pretty dire. I'm not...

Jonathan Penton, the editor of Unlikely Stories Mark V, called these two poems of mine: "poems on anger and fear." I love that. Wh...

A wonderful poetry journal used to be called Poesis and now is W-Poesis. I think the W stands for Whatever, as we say about everything in Ca...

I stood on the street corner broadcasting like a radio host. "The End is Here!" I yelled. But it wasn't quite the end, so they...

I've been published before in the explosive poetry journal, Down in the Dirt. My latest contribution is called, "The 20 Random Ques...

Cacti Fur Magazine printed my poem, "Waves," about a month ago. They always do a nice job of matching a picture, this one features...

  Shorts Magazine published my poem entitled: let's see if I can get this right: "Both Quickly Ignoring a Mumbled Declaration of Et...

  Poetry Quarterly, winter 2020, is a beautiful paper journal for sale on the Prolific Press website below. It's a doozy: "Hand-sel...

Thirteen Myna Birds is a snazzy blog-journal of poetry run by Juliet Cook. It was a kick to be included in the list again. Thirteen poets ar...

My poem, currently featured in The Metaworker Literary Magazine, is called "Turning Back, Going Forward," which seems like an expr...

Come on in, be ready for anything. The Agony Opera is a literary journal that can seem a bit odd at first. Give it a chance. For one thing i...

Guess who's poet of the week at the Poetry Super Highway, along with John Sweet? Yours truly. It's very exciting and an honor to be ...

Millennial Pulp is a new literary and art magazine. It's so full of good words and art that'll you'll want to walk on your elbow...