Poet's Market 34th Edition: The Most Trusted Guide to Publishing Poetry

What one would expect, fine and useable.

The deeper we get into the 21st century the more this old poet dinosaur finds the tools around me are more annoying than helpful. There's still enough in this volume to assist me in finding a place to submit my poetry, but it's more for the young who have grown up using technology. Last year for the first time in about 20 years there was no annual Poet's Market. I missed it so very much, I had no idea. The author made up for it with this 34th Edition. Time for me to get with it.The 34th Ed. goes into more detail than ever about the who, what, where, when and how to write, search and submit.It's terrific and I hope there will be a 35th Ed as trying to find and research publishers online for poetry is for the birds.You'll love it, buy it.

This brand new book is something I've been waiting to get for a year! I'm a poet shopping around my 1st whole poetry collection. I've published one collection here on Amazon titled, "The Diary of My Shattered Dreams." So now I'm looking to find a traditional publisher, or agent to help me get my total collection printed at little to no cost to myself. This book should be the answer! I can't wait to dive in and learn how to make my dream come true! Thank you Amazon!

Missing a lot of publishers next time I will just get a Writer’s Market.

Researching journals and magazines for submission possibilities.

Well, the list goes on. Common Threads is accessed and I find out no submissions as of 2014. Some journals are listed as wanting 5 poems when in fact they want 3 poems. Boomallally.com doesn't even exist, etc.