i'm frightfully new here, but nevertheless...

I have three short poems in the latest PN Review, and four more will be 'published' by Agenda in the next month or so (but on their web site, I think).

Many congratulations, Rory. That's a very impressive way to introduce yourself!

Indeed.

Wow. PN Review and Agenda are impressive. I have always had a very high regard for both. Hats off, Rory.

Janice

PS Thanks for passing on the word that Agenda has a web publication. That was news to me and maybe to others.

Janice,

There are various bits of the Agenda site where poems are published in tandem with the print magazine, including the 'Fun poems' link near the bottom of their page. I am assured by the editor, Patricia McCarthy, that the web publication is where 'a lot of the best work' goes, and that it is 'not a dumping site'. But take a peek for yourself:
www.agendapoetry.co.uk

Rory, I have full respect for Agenda. I treasure all my back issues. I understand that nothing connected with them is a dumping site. Apologies if I gave that impression.

Janice,

No! You gave no such impression at all, I was simply quoting. Having said that, I think we'd all rather be in print than pixels really, yes?

Hi, Rory, and congratulations! You wouldn't have an English accent by any chance, would you?

Congratulations, Rory. If you click "Featured Translations" on the left of that Agenda page, and then scroll down, you'll see four of my translations too.

I look forward to reading your poems online--or in the issue, wherever they appear.

I've never seen PN Review. What does it look like, have in it? Does it have a website now?

Hi Terese.

Thank you. And well done to you, too. I'll look at your translations forthwith. PN Review is published in Manchester, England, from the offices of Carcanet Press.
www.pnreview.co.uk www.carcanet.co.uk