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LUNA:
LUNA is a journal of contemporary poetry and translation. It is devoted to publishing poems by writers from throughout the U.S. and poems in translation from all over the world. By committing itself to poetry from cover to cover, LUNA contributes to the growing audience for poetry in the U.S., and recognizes that poetry is an international art form that reaches out beyond borders. The journal is open to poems in every form and style. It does not favor one kind of poem over another. LUNA is also interested in the power and success of the prose poem and devotes considerable space to this vibrant form. Translations from over twenty countries have appeared in Luna, including work from Japan, Spain, France, Mexico, China, Eastern Europe, and North Korea. LUNA is open to both established and beginning poets and reads manuscripts year round.

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