Cordite Poetry Review

We know some of you have been champing at the bit to send us some of your amazing new works but now the wait is over – submissions for our thirty-seventh issue are now open! Yays!

As mentioned just now, Cordite has now been online for a decade, and in that time, we’ve published 2,000 posts, including over 1,000 poems, hundreds of reviews and feature articles and an assortment of ephemera so eclectic it makes Brian Eno’s discography sound like one long drone.

While we’ve now closed submissions for both text and audio works, there’s still one way in which you can contribute to Cordite 36: Electronica – namely, by sending us your multimedia works! That’s right, all your codez are belong to us.

Eagle-eyed readers will no doubt have noted this already but for the rest of us, the good news is that in addition to the special call for submissions to our thirty-sixth issue, Electronic(a), we are now seeking submissions of audio poetry in mp3 format that address the Electronic(a) theme.

We’re drop-dead excited to announce that submissions for Cordite 36: Electronic(a) are now open! Electronic(a) will appear online in August 2011 and will be guest-edited by Jill Jones.

Sharp-eyed readers will already have sensed a change in the force here at Cordite HQ, and with good reason, for we have finally discovered the true identities of the remaining so-called Children of Malley II, and have rigorously updated and corrected the contributor notes for the issue accordngly.

We quite like it, actually: