ABOUT Beltway Poetry Quarterly Acknowledgments Beltway Poetry Quarterly has received funding from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and the Humanities Council of Washington, DC. Additional support has been generously provided by The Word Works, Inc., and individual donors: Andrea Carter Brown, Tom Drescher, Nereide Ellis, Judy Thibalt Klevins, Richard McCann, Carol Heller Nation, Gwen Rubinstein, Tonda Rush, and Martha Tabor. Acknowledgments to publishers who graciously provided permissions to reprint some of the poems on Beltway Poetry can be found in the Credits.   What They Say About Us in the Press Gay Wisdom, the blog from White Crane Magazine, gave a very nice plug to BeltwayPoetry, linking to our coverage on Ed Cox and calling us "the repository of the brain of DC Poetic history" in 2007. The Washington Post On-line published an article on the Beltway Resource Bank list of public statuary depicting writers (part of our Museum list) in 2007. Jordan Davis selected 4 poems from Beltway, Issue 8, Number 1 for his Imaginary Anthology 2007, a list of 154 best American poems. Posted in his blog, Equanimity, Davis includes 2 poems by Kyle Dargan, and one each by Reb Livingston and Hayes Davis. The Washington Post published a review of the DC Places Issue in 2006. Soujourner's Magazine published a short article on The Wartime Issue in 2006. The Washington Post published a feature article on the festival "DC Celebrates Whitman: 150 Years of Leaves of Grass," with links to Beltway Poetry in 2005. The Washington Blade also published a feature on "DC Celebrates Whitman" with links to Beltway Poetry in 2005. The Washington Post published a feature on The Whitman Issue of Beltway Poetry in 2005. The Washington Post published a feature article on the poetry community in DC that prominently featured Beltway Poetry in 2004. The Washington Times published a feature article on the Whitman research of Kim Roberts, first published in the Special Memorial Issue of Beltway Poetry , in May 2004. The Chronical of Higher Education published this interesting article on on-line publishing in November 2003; although we're not mentioned in the body of the article, the resource list at the end links to Beltway Poetry , citing it as one of nine "poetry sites worth exploring." Chickenbones published a feature on Beltway Poetry on the occasion of our Special Memorial Issue in October 2003. The Washington Post published a feature article on Beltway Poetry on the occasion of our second anniversary in March 2001.     More About Beltway CLICK HERE for the journal's mission and history, plus subscription information CLICK HERE for information about Submissions and Forthcoming Issues CLICK HERE for information about Staff and Volunteers