Karen J. Weyant selected for the 2011 Best of the Net Anthology

We're proud to announce Karen J. Weyant's poem, "The Summer I Stopped Catching Bees," from Glass 4.1 (June 2011), has been selected for Sundress Press' Best of the Net Anthology.

We'll post a link to the anthology as soon as it is available.

Congratulations, Karen!

Volume Four Issue Two Now Available!

We are pleased to announce the release of Glass: A Journal of Poetry Volume Four Issue two. Our new issue includes twenty poems by fifteen poets: Abigail Carroll, Antonia Clark, Sarah Creech, Teneice Durrant Delgado, John Dorsey, Stacia M. Fleegal, Marcus Jackson, Sandra S. McRae, Christopher Lee Miles, George Moore, James Owens, Jessica Patapoff, Nathan Pillman, Michael Sandler, Laura Sobbott Ross, and Bill Shelton.

Best of the Net Nominations!

We are pleased to announce our nominees for the 2011 Best of the Net anthology:

“Adolescence” by Sara Henning (from 3.2)

“End Games” by Sharlene W.N. Teo (from 3.2)

“The Meaning of It” by Robert Hastings (from 3.2)

“I Keep Having This Dream” by Brenda Paro (from 4.1)

“We Are Learning to Be Silent Together–” by Corinna McClanahan Schroeder (from 4.1)

“The Summer I Stopped Catching Bees” by Karen J. Weyant (from 4.1)

Congrats to everyone!


And a much belated congratulations to Laurie Barton, whose poem "Traveling in America" was selected as a finalist for the 2010 Best of the Net Anthology. 

Volume Three Issue Two Now Available

We are pleased to announce the release of Glass: A Journal of Poetry Volume Three Issue Two. Included are poems by Jessica Barrog, Edward Byrne, Luanne Castle, Laura E. Davis, Justin Dodd, Michael James Gossett, Grace Marie Grafton, Lois Marie Harrod, Robert Hastings, Sara Henning, Chas Hoppe, M.J. Iuppa, Caitlin Mackenzie, John C. Mannone, Glenn Ashley Paterson, Cyndle Plaisted Rials, Sharlene W.N. Teo, Davide Trame, and Jennifer Wong.

We hope you enjoy reading the issue as much as we've enjoyed putting it together.

Glass 3.2 Update

We've decided to delay the release of Glass Volume 3 Issue 2 until January 31, 2011 to allow us time to put together the best possible collection of poems. We are hard at work making final decisions and coding the website so keep your eyes peeled for new information about the upcoming issue.