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New Trad Journal. Collaborators sought for 2013 launch.

Posted on November 27, 2012 at 9:38 0 Comments 0 Likes

Greetings all.

The New Trad Journal, a publication dedicated to new creative work employing traditional (especially ancient) verse forms, with an emphasis on contemporary subjects. We will launch the first themed issue in 2013, and are currently seeking collaborators. Creative contributions will of course be welcome, although we have not made a call for submissions. Right now we are looking for collaborators to join with us in setting the direction of the project and…

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New Trad Journal

Posted on September 5, 2011 at 11:44 0 Comments 0 Likes

Sydney-based "New Trad Journal" project is just getting off the ground. Now's the time to get involved. From the about page:

"The New Trad journal will be an ongoing experiment in contemporary engagement with traditional, especially ancient, literary forms....[It is] by vigorous encounters with its roots, both creatively and critically, that culture is refreshed."

Aiming for first issue early 2012. Poets and scholars sought:…

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At 17:38 on September 12, 2011, Adrian Wiggins said…

Hello Joshua and a warm (if belated) welcome to Sydney Poetry.

This is a social site built by the poets (and friends) of Sydney (and surrounds) for the poets (and friends) of Sydney (and surrounds).

You can:

add poetry events, photos and videos to the site,
add your own poetry in the Member's Poetry section (but just one a day please),
write blog posts
start topics in the forum,
invite poets you know to join,
comment on just about everything, or
just keep an eye on what's happening.

Great to see you getting involved already. This being a social site the more we all do here the more interesting it becomes for everyone. And it'd be good to hear more about the New Trad Journal as it evolves.

While there's no editor deciding what gets published there is just a bit of post facto moderation to keep it clean and on-topic.

I hope you enjoy your time on the site and find it useful.

Best wishes,

Adrian