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FIELD: Contemporary Poetry
and Poetics
Welcome to the online home of FIELD, a twice yearly
journal of contemporary poetry and poetics. FIELD
has published spring and fall issues each year since
its founding in 1969. The magazine is available at
bookstores and by subscription. Back issues can also
be obtained, in limited quantities. See Ordering
Information for more details.
Would-be contributors: we read poetry year-round,
and usually send replies within two months. Enclose
a stamped, self-addressed envelope for reply. We
aren't looking for any particular style or theme,
just the best work being written today. Our address:
FIELD, Oberlin College Press, 50 N. Professor St.,
Oberlin, OH 44074. Phone: (440) 775-8408. No submissions
by fax or email, and no simultaneous submissions,
please.
Editors: David
Young, David Walker
Associate Editors: Pamela
Alexander, Kazim Ali, DeSales Harrison
Editor-at-Large: Martha Collins
Managing Editor: Linda Slocum
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CURRENT ISSUE
(#78, Spring 2008)
Includes poems by Christopher Howell,
Nance Van Winckel, Michael Chitwood, Ellen Wehle,
Angie Estes, Dennis
Hinrichsen, Matthew Gavin Frank, Lynn Powell,
Philip Metres, Pablo Tanguay, and Dennis Schmitz,
translations of K. Michel, Karl Krolow, Yosa
Buson,
and Emmanuel Moses, and essay-reviews on books
by Susan Tichy, Randall Jarrell, and Sandra
McPherson.
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PREVIOUS ISSUE (#77, Fall
2007)
Includes a symposium on the work of
Adrienne Rich.
Click here to
see the table of contents and sample poems.
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BACK ISSUE (#76,
Spring 2007)
Includes new work by Franz Wright,
John Gallaher, Lee Upton, Jennifer Atkinson, Timothy
Kelly, Bob Hicok, and Jean Valentine, translations
of Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz, Tomaz Salamun, and Tomas
Transtromer, and reviews of Miroslav Holub, Robin Robertson,
Joan Houlihan, Czeslaw Molosz, and Charles Wright.
Click here to
see the table of contents and sample poems.
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Other back issues are
available.
Including #73, which includes a symposium on the work of Jean
Valentine; #71, with a symposium on Paul Celan; #70, featuring
poems by Bob Hicok,
Angie
Estes,
Thomas
Lux, and
Michael
Chitwood;
#69,
with
a symposium
on the
work
of James Wright; #68, with poems
by Arthur
Sze, Norman
Dubie,
Camille
Norton,
and Bruce
Beasley; #67 (Fall 2002), with a symposium on Denise Levertov;
#66 (Spring 2002), with poems by Beckian Fritz Goldberg, Elizabeth
Tallent,
and Carl Phillips; #65 (Fall 2001), with a symposium on John
Ashbery; #64 (Spring 2001), which includes poems by James Tate,
Jonah Winter,
and Sandra McPherson; #63 (Fall 2000), with a symposium on Rainer
Maria Rilke; #62 (Spring 2000), including poems by Marilyn Chin,
Gerald Majer, and Michael Teig; #61 (Fall 1999), with a symposium
on Gwendolyn Brooks; #59 (Fall
1998), which
includes a symposium on Sylvia Plath; #57 (Fall 1997), with a
symposium on W. S. Merwin and new poems by Charles Wright, Carol
Muske, and
Robin Behn.
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