Submissions

Submissions to the magazine are welcome at any time. Send 5-15 pages or so as a text attachment to peachesandbatsATgmailDOTcom. For images or longer texts, please query first. Our focus is poetry, but we are also interested in essays, fiction, interviews, translations, transcribed conversation, letters, research, maps, and cross-genre work of all kinds. Please take a look at an issue of the magazine before submitting. 

Peaches and Bats #3

Winter 2009

David Abel

Jennifer Bartlett

Joseph Bradshaw

Stephen Collis

Elaine Equi

Ming Holden

Rich Jensen

Stacey Levine

Lauren Likely

Will Owen

Kaia Sand

Brandon Shimoda

Luvsandorjin Ulziitugs (translated from the Mongolian by Simon Wickham-Smith)

What We Are Learning

Deborah Woodard

Art by Brandon Shimoda and Lauren Likely

72 pp.

$5

Peaches and Bats #2

Winter 2008

Colin Beattie

Lindsey Boldt

Robert Kelly

Lauren Likely

Jeanne Lohmann

Sam Lohmann

Elizabeth Robinson

Arthur Sze

Interviews with Dan Beachy-Quick and Arthur Sze

Art by Michaela Curtis-Joyce and Lauren Likely 

48 pages

$5

Peaches and Bats #1

Winter 2007

Dan Beachy-Quick

Colin Beattie

Devin Cain

Lauren Likely

Jeanne Lohmann

Karen Lohmann

Sam Lohmann

Lill Luce

David B. Scherer

Art by Michaela Curtis-Joyce and Lauren Likely

24 pages

$5

New Issue!

Peaches and Bats issue 4 is done. It's a 68-page handsewn chapbook with a letterpressed cover and photocopied text, featuring:

A special section on 

David Shapiro

 with a full-color collage, "Three Revisions," and an "Annotated Torso of an Interview"

An illustrated prose poem by 

Andrei Sen-Senkov,

 translated from the Russian by 

Zachary Schomburg

Poems by:

Tom Blood

Laynie Browne

Marcella Durand

Sam Lohmann

Jesse Morse

Mickey O'Connor

Eléna Rivera

Phoebe Wayne

It's available for $5. Send an email to peachesandbatsATgmailDOTcom and I'll tell you how to send me a check. I'm hoping to get PayPal running soon.

Farrah Field and Jared White, 7/12/09

Sunday, July 12 at 7:30 pm
Spare Room presents a poetry reading by

Farrah Field
&
Jared White

Concordia Coffee House
2909 NE Alberta Street
$5 suggested donation

"To spend time in a movie house is to make a 'hole' in one's life."

--Robert Smithson,

"Entropy and the New Monuments" (1966)