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• ep. 121 - How to Self-Publish a Chapbook

  In episode #121 we bind you into a conversation about chapbooks—what they are, why they matter, and how we can bring them into the world together through self-publishing and small-press routes. We read from our own self-published haibun crown, Did You See the Moon Honey, and share what we learned about shaping a manuscript, editing, design, printing, and finding readers. If you’ve ever dreamed of holding your own chapbook in your hands, this episode is a friendly, practical guide to help you take the next step.At the Table:Katie DozierTimothy Green

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• ep. 120 - How to Start a Lit Mag

  In this episode, we talk with Jackdaw Review founding editor Anna DiMartino about how to start a lit mag from scratch. We dig into naming your literary magazine, defining a clear editorial mission, choosing platforms and submission policies, handling fees and unpaid labor, and building a sustainable readership without burning out. If you’ve ever dreamed of launching your own online poetry journal or print literary magazine, this episode is your practical guide to getting started.At the Table:Katie DozierTimothy GreenAnna DiMartinoJoe Barca

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• ep. 119 - Jane Hirshfield's Pebbles & Haiku

  Jane Hirshfield returns to continue our assay of assays, and to talk about poetry's smallest forms—her pebbles and haiku. Jane's poetry provides proof that a few words can hold whole worlds, and that brevity itself may be one of the deepest forms of generosity.At the table:Jane Hirshfield Katie Dozier Timothy Green Dick Westheimer Brian O'Sullivan

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• ep. 118 - Jane Hirshfield's Assays

  Poet, Zen practitioner, and word-miner Jane Hirshfield joins us to talk about her signature form—the assay. We hear the fascinating story of how she created assays, and why curiosity might just be poetry’s truest form.At the table:Jane HirshfieldKatie DozierTimothy GreenDick WestheimerBrian O'Sullivan

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• ep. 117 - Florida Review vs. Mississippi Review

  Continuing on in our series of checking out current lit mags, we were excited to look at these two with a lot in common. Both The Mississippi Review and The Florida Review were founded in 1972 and affiliated with universities. Will one of these two journals reign supreme in our battle of cold-read poems?At the Table:Katie DozierTimothy Green

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