My own work online elsewhere:

• Social Anarchism has published two of my poems, "Narodnik" in issue 19 and "The Great Purple Mountains Majesty Slot Machine" in issue 27. Both appear at this site. (They have also published another poem entitled "The Continuing Struggle of the Post-and Avant-God," in print only.

  Notre Dame Review has posted two short stories, “A Charlotte Russe” and “Kites,” from its August, 2003 issue. They also have up (from the same issue) my poem from the same issue, “The Information of the Blood,” plus my Author commentary on "Intimations of Numeracy," another poem they published that's not online there.
  

• Spoonfed: Amerika has four poems up from its Spring 2001 issue: "Continuum," "First Step," "Millenniums," and "Through a Painted Glass, Redly."

  H.A.K.T.U.P. , an online 'zine, has posted the poem "Damas I Huomi" as part of its January, 2001 issue.

• Nth Position has the poem "Focus" in its April 2007 issue.

• Wallstreetpoet.com has my poems "Serta-fied," "The Light Was Solid Red" and "The Greenspan Blues (all numbers are in 00's)."

• Caesura has posted two of my poems, "Working Garden" and "Homebuilder," from its Fall/Winter 2002 issue.

• RE:AL The Journal of Liberal Arts has posted my poem "The Street Where You Lived," from Vol. 28, No. 1, Spring 2003.

• The DMQ Review has my poem "Floating," from its November 2003 issue.

• And Branches has my poem "Alice at the Animal Fair," from Vol. 3, no. 3, July 2004. They'd previously published "Waiting" in Vol. 2, no. 4, October 2003.
  

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Here are the websites of some of the magazines in which my work has appeared, plus a few I simply admire:

• Ascent
• Atlanta Review
• Ascent
• Callaloo
• The Cape Rock
• The Chattahoochee Review
• Fiction
• Long Shot
• Maelstrom
• Mobius: the Journal of Social Change
• Montserrat Review
• Potpourri
• RE;AL
• Rosebud
• Sanskrit
• Whiskey Island Magazine
  

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The following websites offer links to numerous literary magazines:

• The Zuzu's Petals Literary Resource has an extensive collection of links to the online sites of printed literary magazines and also excusively electronic 'zines.

• Finally, the Literary Magazine Kiosk, launched by the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP), is a portal for about fifty fine literary journals (though none of the above), and enables you to buy single copies with no shipping costs.
  

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Writers' Organizations:

• PEN American Center, the U.S. Division of this international writers' organization.

• The American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA).

• The Authors Guild.

• The National Writers Union (NWU).
  

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Useful information for writers:

• The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses "serves one of the most active segments of American arts and culture: the independent publishers of exceptional fiction, poetry and prose." An important website for information about publishing and/or publicizing your own book.

• Poets & Writers Online presents an online version of this useful magazine. Includes audi files of interviews with writers, and a page with important links to literary resources.

• My son Allan — who publishes widely as the critic A. D. Coleman — has created his own website for writers here at The Nearby Café: WordWork^™: Survival Strategies for the Professional Writer.

• Writer's Market Online.
  

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Miscellaneous:

• My former student Zachary Wigon, now a film-maker, has launched his own blog: Between Fear & Commitment.