San Gabriel Valley Poetry Quarterly
- San Gabriel Valley Poetry Quarterly
The "San Gabriel Poetry Quarterly" was founded in 1997 by publisher, Don Kingfisher Campbell at Palabra Productions and has been instrumental in nurturing poets in the San Gabriel Valley. Competition is stiff for inclusion and usually 30-35 poems are published around themes.
The "San Gabriel Valley Poetry Quarterly" features a full color cover, black and white pages, and table of contents. It is sold at poetry readings throughout California.
External links
* [http://home.earthlink.net/~palabraproductions/id27.html Official website]
* [http://home.earthlink.net/~palabraproductions/ Palabra Productions]
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