www.calyxpress.org/ At last a website for this stellar feminist literary journal. Its mission is to nurture women’s creativity by publishing fine literature and art by women accessible to the online community. The best of poems, stories, art and more. 

www.moondance.org/2006/fall2006/reviews/mother.html This online literary journal has included a fine review of What if your mother by Judith Arcana and recently two of Sondra Zeidenstein’s unpublished poems.

www.JulieREnszer.com Julie is a writer whose work I particularly like. Her website includes some of her online publications. I was deeply moved by an essay of hers www.quietmountainessays.org/Enszer about the death of one of her sisters.

www.smallpress.org is the Web site of The Small Press Center, an organization of independent publishers. Its directory of member publishers, with their addresses and areas of interest, should be of use to writers looking to place their work and, of course, to small press publishers.

www.chatoyant.com
Check out the wonderful book of poems by Penny Cagan!

www.curbstone.org 
Curbstone Press is a non-profit publishing house dedicated to literature that reflects a commitment to social change, with an emphasis on writing from Latin America and Latino communities in the United States. (A Connecticut neighbor.)

www.algonquin.com
Publisher of Freedom’s Child by Carrie Allen McCray (The Crimson Edge, Volume One)

http://www.boaeditions.org/
One of the best publishers of poetry. (See Joan Swift’s latest book, The Tiger Iris. Her poems are in The Crimson Edge, Volume One.)

www.puddinghouse.com
Publisher of Gerry Zetzel’s chapbook, Near Enough to Hear the Words  

www.holocaustkid.com
She’s a friend of mine, otherwise known as Sonia Pilcer. A wonderful, important writer, whose new book Holocaust Kid is published by Persea. Her site will tantalize.

www.ipsmedia.com/joanswift
More about Joan Swift, author of Intricate Moves: Poems about rape.

www.msmagazine.com
Doesn’t need an introduction, does it? Once and always the best source for feminists to keep in touch with the world and each other, and to keep the torch burning.

www.newpages.com
News, information and guides to independent bookstores, independent publishers, literary periodicals, alternative periodicals…and more. I can see many ways to use this site, including finding new places to send our manuscripts.

www.poetrydaily.org
I know I need a poem a day to keep the doctor away, and that's exactly what this site offers. A fine poem every day, with archives of past poems, and easy access to the books or journals they’re found in. Can’t do without it.

www.poets.org
The Academy of American Poets

www.poetshouse.org
Poets House www.pw.org Poets and Writers

www.siliconsalley.com
“Our objective is to become the one-stop resource for all things woman and computer.” A lively, high-spirited, informative, feminist site about women and the internet. I’m happy to be profiled on this site – drop by and read more about me and Chicory Blue Press.