Welcome to Tom Raithel's poetry and blog
email me at traithel90@gmail.com
Welcome to Tom Raithel's poetry and blog
email me at traithel90@gmail.com
Recent publications
Where to find Tom Raithel's poetry
Tom Raithel's poetry chapbook, Dark Leaves, Strange Light, is available through:
amazon.com (sold out)
Or by contacting me through this website (see below)..
His poem, "Equinox," appeared in the Fall 2020 issue of Tipton Poetry Journal.
His poems, "The Beast," and "High Summer," have been published in the Summer 2020 issue of The Midwest Quarterly.
His poems, "The Ohio" and "The Fields," have been featured in the Boom Project Poetry Anthology, a collection of works by writers living in the Ohio River Valley.
See more Tom Raithel poems on the poetry page
Other websites of interest
Tom Raithel interview podcast. An interview of Tom at the Indie Author Fair in Owensboro, Ky., in December 2017.
On Facebook: The Boom Project: An Anthology, a page highlighting a collection of works by Ohio River Valley writers of the Baby Boomer generation. The anthology includes prose and poetry by Evansville area writers Linda Neal Reising, Mark Williams and Tom Raithel.
Academy of American Poets The website of the largest national association of poets in the United States, with information on National Poetry Month and other poetry events.
Literary Cleveland A website of a community-wide writers organization that hosts classes, workshops and other poetry events and highlights local writers.
Clevelandpoetics A site offering a daily calendar of poetry events and a blog by local poets dealing with activities of poets in the area.
Mac's Backs Independent used bookstore at 1820 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 that is a center of local poetic activity.
Indiana Writers Center A website that offers programs, classes, events and support for writers of all genres.
Brick Street Poetry. A non-profit organization based in Zionsville, Ind. It hosts the monthly reading series, Poetry on Brick Street, and publishes the Tipton Poetry Journal.
Kentuckiana Authors. A group of authors from Kentucky and Indiana who work together to promote their work.