Issue 7.2 is coming together and just needs a couple more short poems or prose for this twenty-sixth issue of Star 82 Review . It appears to be shaping around symbols and reflections, smells and memories, and specific places. Looking for a smile. : ) https://star82review.submittable.com/submit

Here is what is coming up in June for Star 82 Review . I'm still reading poetry and prose and viewing art for it, so muse about change and warm weather and the spaces in between.

Coming soon, in honor of National Poetry Month and just poetry in general, one hundred very short poems and twenty-five black and white images selected from issues 1.1 to 7.1!

Star 82 Review Spring Issue, 7.1 Is Now Available! Online & in lovely Print 7.1 Contributors Frances An, Ann Calandro, Simona Carini, Thad DeVassie, Jessica Dunne, Michelle Geoga, Olivia Germann, Howie Good, Elancharan Gunasekaran, Chelsea Humphries, David Johnson, David Koehn, Ron. Lavalette, Richard LeBlond, Erana Leiken, Ray Liversidge, Herbert Woodward Martin, Yoram Naslavsky, Simon Perchik, Rebecca Resinski, Anne Hicks Siberell, Michael Thompson, Phoebe Thomson, John Van Kirk, Nicholas Yingling Thank you to all our contributors and supporters! If you would like to be notified and receive a discount on future pre-publication print copies, consider signing up at the sidebar at this blog or at the pop-up window at www.star82review.com .

Due to a changeover with the print-on-demand service, issue 7.1 will be arriving a little later in March than usual. While we are waiting, please keep sending new writing and art for me to read and view. (Contributors and supporters, I think about you always and will let you know as soon as possible. Sign up for breaking quarterly news at the sidebar, if you like.)

Soon. Watch this space for publication announcements.

Spring is beginning to spring, and that means April/National Poetry Month is coming. Star 82 Review is looking for poetry for the summer issue, 7.2, and beyond. I've been loving the stories coming in (so keep so coming) and now we need more poems. Prose poems, haibun, and free verse are of particular interest. What do we give to the earth, to each other, and what do we take? Submit five poems here: https://star82review.submittable.com/submit/18055/hidden-gems-poetry