THERMOS is published twice each year, in the spring and the fall.
All poems are solicited. We do not accept any unsolicited submissions. We choose our contributors on the basis of recommendation and encounter.
The first three issues of THERMOS are sold out, but we still have some copies of the fourth issue available at a cost of $5. The current issue is available for $7. At some point in time, past and present issues will be available for order via this website. Alas, not yet. In the meantime, please contact us if you wish to purchase a copy: thermosmag@gmail.com
Melissa Dickey teaches writing at Tulane University and in the Bard Early College program. She lives in New Orleans with her husband and daughter.
Zach Savichis the author of three books of poetry, Full Catastrophe
Living, Annulments, and The Firestorm (forthcoming from the Cleveland State University Poetry Center), as well as a lyric memoir, Events Film Cannot Withstand (forthcoming from Rescue Press).
Andy Stallings lives in New Orleans with his wife, Melissa Dickey, and their daughter, Esme. He teaches creative writing at Tulane University, and curates this website. He has always enjoyed baseball.
Jay Thompson writes poetry, essays, and Dungeons & Dragons fiction, and he keeps a column on poetry at the blog of the Kenyon Review. He has poems and essays in EOAGH, Pleiades Caffeine Destiny, Rain Taxi Online, Laurel Review, and Microfilme. During the day, he writes for an educational software company, tutors at a jail, and plays in the band Princess Seismograph.