Many Mountains Moving: a literary journal of diverse contemporary voices & MMM Press are a 501(c)(3).
• EXTENDED DEADLINE till 09/20/10 Updated 2010 Poetry Book Prize Guidelines | Updated Printable version (final judge Patrick Lawler)
• 2010 Poetry/Flash fiction Contests Guidelines | Printable version (final poetry judge Sean Thomas Dougherty)
• All That Gorgeous Pitiless Song, poetry by Rebecca Foust selected by Steven Huff, ed. of Tiger Bark Press
• About Rebecca Foust! & the 2008 contest winners
• The 2009 Book Prize Winner Renato Rosaldo! & the 2009 Poetry & Flash fiction winners
• MMM Press is archived on the Joe Milford Poetry Show
• Vol. X (2010 is here! | Note to contributors
• MMM Online | ROOSEVELT U READING @ AWP 2009
• W. S. Merwin special issue from 2001, only 80 left....
• mmm-submissions.org is closed while we work through the large backlog! [07/28/2010] Please return for updates.
• 200 Reasons MMM is still great...
• "Spectacular!" —Speer Morgan, Ed., Missouri Review
Selections from Many Mountains Moving have been published in the Best American Poetry and The Pushcart Prize anthologies. Please see our Mission statement.
NEW ADDRESS: MMM, Jeffrey Lee, senior poetry ed., 1705 Lombard St. Phila. PA. 19146
Since August 3, 2008
Many Mountains Moving Mission Statement:
1. to foster appreciation of diverse cultures through top-notch literature and art.
2. to provide support and recognition for both established and emerging writers and artists.
3. to provide a much-needed literary space for writers of diverse backgrounds.
Many Mountains Moving Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization that publishes a literary journal of diverse contemporary voices and MMM Press poetry books. MMM, Inc. also does salons, readings & events around the country.
07/25/2010 updated by Jeffrey Ethan Lee, director, senior poetry editor
Many Mountains Moving, always committed to the important issues of diversity, language experiments, political witness, in addition to race, gender, and sexuality, has expanded the journal to include a recurring sections devoted to ecopoetry or drama.
If you are a contributor to Vol. X, you are entitled to the contributor price of $8 as long as Vol. X is in print. The cover price is $13.95. Copies were sent out from June 10 to the 14th.