There are scads of articles and advice to beginning writers on how to get published. Sometimes this information gets trite but most beginning anybody need a little prod and a little advice along the way. It's been about 6 long years since I've published anything other than my own blogs but I'm on a writing binge, and additionally starting my own press. So I can use the advice again. This by far is the most sensible article I've ever read on the subject, at least for poets:
http://www.saltpublishing.com/info/submissions.htm
Chris Emery is editor of a progressive independent publisher in the UK. They have published some of the most respected 'new frontier' (as I call it) poetry. So I am thankful that someone who has seen it all has taken the time to write such a kindly, thought-out and frank article on what it takes to get past the rejection and take yourself seriously as a writer.
