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Bird's Eye reView is
an online journal of contemporary narrative poetry. We are enamored with slices of life conveyed in compelling ways. Our vision
is to be a home for poetry that shakes people, wakes them up, makes them laugh, cry, or dream.
Some poets whose
work we enjoy include Mary Oliver, Elizabeth Bishop, Li-Young Lee, James Wright, W.S. Merwin, Jane Kenyon, and Billy Collins.
Published bi-annually in January and July, the review is currently a small endeavor with hopes to expand
in the future. We regret that we are unable to pay contributors at this time.
About the Editor:
Amy L. George holds an MFA
in Creative Writing from National University where her concentration of study was poetry. She is the author of The
Fragrance of Memory (Amsterdam Press, 2010) and Sacred Fires & Ebullient Flames (Red Ochre Press, 2011).
Her poems have been published in journals such as Poesia, Word Catalyst Magazine, The Orange
Room Review, The Toronto Quarterly, WestWard Quarterly and The Foliate Oak Online. Her poetry is upcoming in
Kyoto Journal and Pennsylvania English. She also has an article in the textbook-anthology,
"The Working Poet," edited by Scott Minar and published by Autumn House Press. She currently resides in Texas,
where she enjoys teaching English and Creative Writing courses at Southwestern Assemblies of God University.
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