Forgotten Ground Regained
ISSN 2996-6353
Publications Noted
Awards
- Pat Masson’s The Last Valkyrie from Issue #2 was not only a finalist, but won an honorable mention in the Rhysling Award competition. It has now appeared in the 2025 Rhysling Anthology.
Poem and Book Links Added
- Adam Bolivar, Told by Firelight in Timbered Halls: A Wordhord of Alliterative Verse. Jackanapes Press, August 20, 2025.
- Jackson Crawford, Poetic Edda, 2nd edition, 2025.
- Ágnes Cserháti, Ghost Hands, in Dust Poetry (alliterative free verse)
- Joshua C. Frank, First Dealings with Death, Society of Classical Poets
- Timothy Green, Pre-War Revolver
- Christine Gullette, The Fates, at Poets.org (alliterative free verse)
- Colleen Harris, The Letter L, in Autumn Sky Poetry Daily.
- Rolfe Humphreys, Green Armor on Green Ground: Poems in the twenty-four official Welsh Meters and Some in free meters, on Welsh themes. Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1956.
- J.M. Jordan, Overheard Whisper from a Backyard Fort, in New Verse Review. (half lines without consistent alliteration)
- Peter J. King, Riddle, in Unruly Riddles, Lucy Newlyn & Darrell Barnes (eds.), Chough Publications, 2020.
- Amit Majmudar
- Word-Hord, in The New Criterion.
- Pink in The Dark Horse magazine
- Brian Murdoch (editor and translator), Old High German Poetry: An Anthology. Uppsala Books, 2025.
- Brian O’Sullivan, King Lear’s Museum of Nothing in New Verse Review.
- Emily Osborne, The Making of a Poem: The Cruel Loss of Sons (translation of Norse poem by Egil Skallagrímsson), in The Paris Review.
- Alice Oswald, Mist. In The Guardian. Alliterative free verse.
- Steven Rojcewicz, Saint Patrick and the Short Pint, in Capital Psychiatry, the e-magazine of the Washington Psychiatric Society.
- Steve Searcy, Fiber to the Home, in the September issue of IEEE Spectrum, both in print and online.
- Thomas Sharp, A Manner, A Turn, A Way (Our Longland is Dreaming)
- Joy Sullivan, Tomatoes, in Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper (alliterative free verse)
- Laura Varnam, Grendel’s Mother Bites Back: Poems wið Beowulf. Primers Volume Seven from Nine Arches Press.
- Theresa Werba, Bleed, Saxon Blood, in Society of Classical Poets
- Eirik Westcoat, Shining Mead. Skaldic Eagle 2025.
- Martin Kennedy Yates, This Wilderness and Other Concerns. Broken Spine Press, 2025. Contains the “Scousenlish” poems previously published in Forgotten Ground Regained.
- Jeff Young, Burial, in New Verse Review.
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