Palmer's second initiation into the rites of a public poet began with the editing of the journal "Joglars" with fellow poet Clark Coolidge. "Joglars" (Providence, Rhode Island) numbered just three issues in all, published between 1964–66, but extended the correspondence with fellow poets begun in Vancouver. The first issue appeared in Spring 1964 and included poems by Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Fielding Dawson, Jonathan Williams, Lorine Niedecker, Robert Kelly, and Louis Zukofsky. Palmer published five of his own poems in the second number of "Joglars", an issue that included work by Larry Eigner, Stan Brakhage, Russell Edson, and Jackson Mac Low.