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Poetry news, poetry blogs, poetry magazines, poetry journals, poetry sites, poetry links, etc.

xStream is fresh.
Issue contents:
camille martin: three poems
gregory vincent st. thomasino: rummy
vernon frazer: two poems
jean vengua: poem
john m.bennett: three poems
nick e. melville: four poems


About XStream:
xStream is ezine focused to experimental poetry,collage,cut-up, computer-generated texts etc. Published 4-8 times in a year. The magazine welcomes any kind of poetry. Please send within the body of the email or as TXT/RTF-file.
Every issue consists of two parts: Regular issue which is a selection of poetry submitted to xStream, and Autoissue which is computer-generated version of regular issue. There is also a Collaborative which is a human-machine interaction between poet and computer, and a Wryting Issue, a selection of works from WRYTING-L listserv.

Send submissions to xstream@xpressed.org

Editor: Jukka-Pekka Kervinen

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