The L.A. Issue

Issue 4.1, our first ever themed issue, is now available for purchase. Our longest issue ever, it features an interview with Wanda Coleman, by editor Sid Miller and poems from David St. John, Ralph Angel, Martha Ronk, Amy Gerstler, and many, many more. Click on CURRENT to read a couple poems, or on PURCHASE to read the whole thing.

Issue 5.1

We are currently accepting submission of poetry for Issue 5.1, which will be out this coming spring.

2009 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest

This years contest starts March 15th. Martha Ronk will judge. Complete guidelines will be up shortly.

Journal of Lovesickness, Vol. 11

Steve Price’s 2008 winning chapbook (chosen by Paul Guest) is now available for sale for just $5-.

Burnside Review is:

An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We just received our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 7th issue. Copies are available for purchase on-line or at these super fine bookstores: Powell’s (Portland), Looking Glass (Portland), Open Books (Seattle), Quimby’s (Chicago) and City Lights (San Francisco). We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.


current purchase submissions past issues links contests credits friends website by needmore designs photography by Shayla Hason		The L.A. Issue Issue 4.1, our first ever themed issue, is now available for purchase. Our longest issue ever, it features an interview with Wanda Coleman, by editor Sid Miller and poems from David St. John, Ralph Angel, Martha Ronk, Amy Gerstler, and many, many more. Click on CURRENT to read a couple poems, or on PURCHASE to read the whole thing. Issue 5.1 We are currently accepting submission of poetry for Issue 5.1, which will be out this coming spring. 2009 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest This years contest starts March 15th. Martha Ronk will judge. Complete guidelines will be up shortly. Journal of Lovesickness, Vol. 11 Steve Price’s 2008 winning chapbook (chosen by Paul Guest) is now available for sale for just $5-. Burnside Review is: An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We just received our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 7th issue. Copies are available for purchase on-line or at these super fine bookstores: Powell’s (Portland), Looking Glass (Portland), Open Books (Seattle), Quimby’s (Chicago) and City Lights (San Francisco). We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.