Submission Guidelines
Poems
Length
We receive considerably more than we can print; and we find difficulty
in printing particularly long poems.
What sort of poetry?
There are no rules about poetry which is or isn't 'suitable'
for The Friend. If your poem is very like others you have seen
in The Friend, that might be a reason for not sending it in, and
vice versa: a poem may well have more impact if it is on a theme
which we don't automatically associate with verse.
Redrafting
Do remember that there are probably few published poems which
haven't been through more than one draft. You may feel that a
poem has been 'sent' to you, as ministry is in Meeting for worship;
but the Spirit may nonetheless be expecting you to do further
work on refining it so that it conveys its meaning as purely as
possible.
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A testimony to Love
Judy Kirby, Editor Circles of silence
Gerard Benson A view of Quakers
David Wood Testimony to peace
Helen Steven Middle East witness
Ann Wright Peace for all
Stephen Hanvey Living the testimonies
Helen Drewery Meetings
Harvey Gillman Testimony to Equality
Jonathan Dale Committed relationships
Phil Lucas Quaker thought in literature
Marina Lewycka Quaker thought in poetry
Gerard Benson Silence
Ros Smith Equality
Marian Liebmann Equality and social justice
Belinda Hopkins Testimony to Simplicity
Jan Arriens and Marion McNaughton Simplicity
Laurie Michaelis Testimony to Truth
Linda Pegler Integrity in public life
Tony Stoller
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