The Lavender Review
 

The Lavender Review, edited by Mary Meriam, is now listed on Duotrope's Digest. Way to go, Mary!

Ed

http://www.duotrope.com/index.aspx

Thanks, Ed! Here's the Duotrope link. Since you mention it, I'll post a call for submissions that Birthe Havmoeller in Denmark helped me put together.

LAVENDER REVIEW Calls For Submissions For Issue 3

Lavender Review is a biannual e-zine dedicated to poetry and art by, about, and for lesbians, including whatever might appeal to a lesbian readership.

Theme: Night
The theme of Lavender Review’s Issue 3 is Night, in honor of Marilyn Hacker’s “night-fancied” poem in Issue 2. Marilyn Hacker is an ‘award-winning poet and renowned editor, lesbian activist and literary formalist, native New Yorker and expatriate American in Paris.’ Here is an excerpt from her Lettera amorosa in Lavender Review -

You, but who are you, if I never met you,
man or woman, mother-tongue French or English
(maybe Arabic), you’re a word, a nameless
presence, night-fancied.

Poets: Please submit up to six unpublished poems in the body of an email.
Artists: Please submit up to six images (jpegs preferred) by email.

Email your artworks or poems to Mary Meriam, Editor, Lavender Review: lavender.review@gmail.com. The deadline for submissions is June 1, 2011.

Related Links
Lavender Review’s website
About Mary Meriam

Here's an announcement about the current issue:

LAVENDER REVIEW
Issue 2 - Epithalamion

POETRY
Marilyn Hacker, R.V. Bailey, U.A. Fanthorpe, Minnie Bruce Pratt, Eleanor Lerman, translantions of Baudelaire and Renée Vivien by Mike Alexander, Timothy Murphy, Anna Evans, Rose Kelleher, Judith Rechter, Morgan Hunt, Flower Conroy, Sarah Sarai, Jane Cassady, Alix Greenwood, Kevin Corbett, Cally Conan-Davies, R. Nemo Hill, Brooke Bailey, Gail White, Caridad Moro, Shirley Pulido, and translation of Sappho by Brian Carr.

ART
Cassandra Langer, Anna-Stina Treumund, Louise Fishman, Irit Rabinowits, Carrie Moyer, Liz Ashburn, Sarah Lucas, Emily Roysdon, Leslie Satterfield, Rolande, Jemma Watts, Lydia Daniller, Vivienne Harrison, Renée Vivien, Julian Mendez Perea, R. Nemo Hill, Claude Cahun, and Imogene Cunningham.