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It's here! 🥳We received nearly 700 submissions this reading period and we're pleased to present the March 2026 issue, fe...
20/03/2026

It's here! 🥳

We received nearly 700 submissions this reading period and we're pleased to present the March 2026 issue, featuring micropoems and visual pieces by 26 new and returning contributors.

Download here:

https://sonicboomjournal.wixsite.com/sonicboom/current-issue

Cover Art: Cherie Hunter Day

Submissions for the March issue open this weekend! :)Get your micros ready and send them our way before the Ides of Marc...
25/02/2026

Submissions for the March issue open this weekend! :)

Get your micros ready and send them our way before the Ides of March.

Happy New Year, !
01/01/2026

Happy New Year, !

We bring to you our 96th and final title for the year, 'Taking Flight' by Touchstone Award winner Norma Bradley, a hybri...
05/11/2025

We bring to you our 96th and final title for the year, 'Taking Flight' by Touchstone Award winner Norma Bradley, a hybrid collection of poetry, prose poems, and haibun.

Presenting our short prose e-chapbook, 'Main Street' by Darlene O'Dell, a collection of prose poems, haibun, tanka prose...
30/10/2025

Presenting our short prose e-chapbook, 'Main Street' by Darlene O'Dell, a collection of prose poems, haibun, tanka prose, and haiga. The old world charm of the town and its quaint characters in this collection will leave you quietly mesmerized.

“Main Street lives through the eyes of this gifted, sharp-eyed, and sensitive observer who wraps inhabitants in atmospheric mystery, exposes their eccentricities, and captures their joy in finding small treasures at the Five and Dime store. Darlene O’Dell’s words glide in smooth, rhythmic cadences that can break with shocking unexpected slap-in-the-face revelations. Three flashy flapper dresses in an unlikely place. Old stores and mills with their ghosts from a lost past. Lamplit rooms. Broken glass, rusted locks. Main Street is everywhere, each a small universe unto itself.”

— Pamela Blevins, Author of Song of Pain and Beauty & Beyond the Hand of God

“This evocative collection of poetry and prose explores the strangeness that lingers in personal and family memory. Vivid story fragments rise from everyday scenes—a neighbor’s estate sale, a walk down Main Street, a dime store, Sunday afternoons in church, a raucous bridge game downstairs. Two haiga at the book’s beginning and end open portals to individual and collective experience.”

— Dave Russo, founding member of The Haiku Foundation

Cover Photo: Darlene O’Dell

Download the eBook here:

https://www.yavanikapress.com/our-titles

Next up in our mini chapbook series is ‘to unpin the horizon’ by John Levy. Featuring 10 finely crafted micropoems, this...
09/10/2025

Next up in our mini chapbook series is ‘to unpin the horizon’ by John Levy. Featuring 10 finely crafted micropoems, this collection offers a glimpse into some of Levy’s most compelling work.

“Ranging from the cosmic to the domestic, from metaphysical fragment to haiku and senryu, this ‘best-of’ selection of the shortest of John Levy’s poems delights and refreshes. Each small but distinctive poem reminds us of the essence of the art: the transformative difference that a few finely chosen, carefully placed words can make. These moments of awareness are brought into razor-sharp focus with an unexpectedness that unpins the horizons of language, opening to resonant silence. An exquisite sequence, designed to be dwelt on.”

— Philip Rowland, Editor of NOON: journal of the short poem

Cover Photo: John Levy

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https://www.yavanikapress.com/our-titles

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