Eratosphere
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Eratosphere is the largest online workshop for formal poetry …..founded in 1999 by Alexander Pepple as a workshop complement to Able Muse. Eratosphere moderators have included some of the best known formal poets, including Marilyn Taylor -- The Poet Laureate of Wisconsin, A. M. Juster, A. E. Stallings, R. S. Gwynn, and several others. The Distinguished Guest forum has hosted and continues to host presentations, and discussions with renowned writers and poets such as Richard Wilbur -- a former US Poet Laureate and two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, the late Anthony Hecht, Timothy Steele, Charles Martin, X. J. Kennedy and others, and these discussions are permanently archived and accessible online. Thus, Eratosphere has become a useful research medium in academic and other circles to interactively gauge modern poetic trends and beliefs, being quoted as a reference for instance in Professor Susan Santovasi of Yale University on political poetry [1], besides being included in the listing of writing resources of several universities.
I'm sure many will know this but it was surpise to me, I recently got strange responses from ezines I submitted to, saying, 'no but send us more' or giving a glowing, detailed response but then saying 'no thanks'. Never before had a reject that wasn't just a form letter. Now if I decide to submit I'll stick to poems I havn't posted here.
ah, the price of fame..
cheers
Ross
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