Poetry for David Lynch by Gabriel Ricard hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/gabr...

Remembering Linda Pastan “in the pure blue of insight” @tomsnarsky.bsky.social #smallpoemsunday #poetry

A David Lynch poem by Jay Orlando hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/jay-...

Stone Circle Replay Wednesday poem: "After the Slum Clearances" by Hannah Linden (@hannahl1n.bsky.social‬) stonecirclereview.com/after-the-sl...

Throwback to our review of Enjoy Oblivion by Wolfgang Carstens hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2015/09/a-re...

A new David Lynch inspired poem by Peter Devonald hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/pete...

Two David Lynch poems by Jane Salmons in our new issue! hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/jane...

A David Lynch inspired donut poem from Ryan Walraven! hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/ryan...

Super stoked to have a poem featured in this awesome David Lynch themed anthology! I'm missing David every day -- especially his kind thoughtful energy and optimism for the world.

Pitching NPR (thrillers, nonfiction, literary fiction, work in translation, etc) and always looking for stuff for my CrimeReads column (crime, noir, mystery, suspense, true crime, etc). If you have anything that fits coming out between August and December, let me know! Thank you.

Michael N. Thompson gives David Lynch a curtain call in this new poem. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/mich...

Catherine Fletcher gives us "Ballad of the Locksmith" in our David Lynch issue. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/cath...

Thanks to editor James Duncan & the Hobo Camp team for including "Ballad of the Locksmith" among these explorations of David Lynch-inspired work. Duncan writes: Lynch's "work took us to so many unexpected places inside ourselves & he allowed those places to be different than he may have intended."

We will open for submissions again in the late fall for a winter issue with no theme. We'll keep you posted.

New HCR went live last night! Poetry about David Lynch and his many creations. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/07/edit...

The David Lynch tribute issue of Hobo Camp Review is now live with work from Catherine Fletcher, Gabriel Ricard, Ryan Walraven, Michael N. Thompson, Jane Salmons, Peter Devonald, Juliet Cook, and Jay Orlando. Thanks to all who sent work! hobocampreview.blogspot.com

A throwback to our review of Margaret Bashaar's Stationed Near the Gateway hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2016/01/a-re...

From my book Talavera Sunsets, only $10 from Bottlecap Press bottlecap.press/products/tal...

E.G. Cunningham’s Field Notes is now available for preorder! “Lush with painterly attention to color & form…& a poet’s attention to the rabbit trails and echoes of language, Field Notes explores the relationship of the field to questions of history, identity, & memory.” riverriverbooks.org/store

Our next issue drops this month. We'll keep you posted!

We sell bookmarks on our online bookshop, but we also tuck one into each direct order 📚💙 riverriverbooks.org/store

In 2016, I worried that the US would soon be destroyed. So for the next eight years, I took my kids everywhere I could so they'd know their country firsthand. We drove in every direction to see things from all sides. Our story is a book, and I hope you'll preorder: www.thelastamericanroadtrip.com

Throwback to our review of Kendall Bell's Siberia. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2016/04/a-re...

New poetry from Keith Melton in our American South issue hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/keit...

"The roads in Dixie are crooked, they bump against short horizons." New work from Terry Hill in our latest issue. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/terr...

If you use ChatGPT to write, you are not a writer. You have betrayed the craft, your readers, and yourself.

We're aiming for mid July to have the our next issue up, one dedicated to David Lynch. In the meantime, we have issues on our website archived all the way back to the first Obama administration, feels good to have been around for so long!

Happy Birthday to the brilliant Raymond Carver. Not many put the words down better than Carver. He's a bit of a god at Casa De La Reardon. "Life and death matters, yes. And the question of how to behave in this world, how to go in the face of everything. Time is short and the water is rising."

Great to see former #FoyleYoungPoet Imogen Cassel's Silk Work in the Guardian's round up of the best recent poetry (thanks @betarish.bsky.social!) We're celebrating the book along with Theophilus Kwek's new book Commonwealth in the Poetry Cafe, 9 June. Join us! poetrysociety.org.uk/event/new-po...

New work by Ann Howells in our latest issue hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/ann-...

An exceptional new poem by Jason Ryberg in our latest issue hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/jaso...

Our latest issue focuses on the American South, and our next issue, focusing on David Lynch, will go up in early July. We'll also have a submission window opening this autumn. Details coming soon!

The poem "Night Drive" from Talavera Sunsets, my latest book from Bottlecap Press, $10 #booksky #poetry #westtexas www.jameshduncan.com/blog/2025/4/...

Tempted to buy this as Hobo Camp HQ www.boston.com/real-estate/...

Todd Cirillo has two poems up in our new issue. Here's one of them! hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/todd...

Two stellar poems by Phyllis Hemann in our latest issue! hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/phyl...

Speaking of the American South...

New poem by M. Benjamin Thorne in our latest issue about the American South hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/m-be...

Excellent new work from Nathan Fako in our latest issue! hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/nath...

Currently up: our American South issue Coming this summer: our David Lynch issue We will also have another open call later this autumn for a winter issue with no theme. Will post more details later in the year.

"Rescuing the Upright" by Al Ortolani in our latest issue hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/al-o...

A steal of a deal from Michele McDannold! #booksky www.magicaljeep.com/product/hand...

Two great poems about the south from Colleen S Harris hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/coll...

"The shut-down factories and callused hands, the cigarette voices and weathered stars, the mason jar sun tea and frayed bless-your-hearts." From Sarah Mackey Kirbey's new poetry in the new HCR. hobocampreview.blogspot.com/2025/04/sara...