publishing poetry in-print and in public. we handwrite or typeset each issue and distribute it to community spaces and via mail -- no computers involved.

the berkshire analog is a print publication working with intention and constraint. we publish 1-3 poems each issue on hand-printed sheets (whether by typewriter, letterpress, or pen and paper – never computers) that are posted on bookstore bulletin boards, coffee shop counters, and town-center telephone poles, all in one city or town per issue. (for now, places in the northeast and mid-atlantic are most likely to be selected, for practical reasons.)

mail-based subscriptions are also be available anywhere in the u.s.

no two issues the same. intention in every refrain. we’re doing this the analog way.

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the berkshire analog

we're looking for submissions of 1-3 poems, 300 words or less each, that hit us hard and tell a story meant to be told on paper.<div><br></div><div>please include a brief cover note in your email that states:</div><div><ul><li>your name</li><li>where you are based</li><li>your previous publications (if applicable)</li><li>why the work you're sharing is best read in print</li></ul><div><br></div><div>please also share a short, third-person bio of &lt;100 words.</div><div><br></div></div><div>please include a title in the document with your piece; we do not accept untitled submissions.</div>

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