
Her blog description reads:
“Here you’ll find posts about my experiences over the year, but also lists of paying markets, interviews with and advice from editors and publishers who pay poets, and essays by esteemed friends and colleagues who have opinions on the subject or are participating in this experiment themselves.”
Click here for Poetry Has Values list of Journals That Pay For Poems.
Click here to see my list of Paying Markets for Emerging Poets.
I recently spoke with Jessica on after reading her latest post, including all participating poets’ February statistics. I asked her, what can other poets do to help?
Jessica: “The more poets comment and share, the better this project is for all of us. I’m so proud of the bloggers who have joined me to pull back the curtain on this topic of poetry, money and worth . . . especially since most people are so loathe to talk about (or admit) the gains and costs of their poetry practices. They’re not just doing it for themselves (it can be difficult work, and sometimes even causes self-doubt!), but it’s for the benefit of everyone who does the hard work of writing and gives the amazing gift of sharing their poetry. Join me in celebrating them!”
SUBMIT TO POETRY HAS VALUE
Poetry Has Value is looking for guest blog posts, as well as editors of paying journals or sites who would be willing to be interviewed about the financial process for her Editor Interview series. You can contact Jessica here for more information or message her on Facebook or Twitter.
I’m so impressed with Jessica’s dedication to this project. Blogging is so much work and she’s really contributing in valuable and amazing ways to the state of poetry in general. Help her get the word out!
FREE THINGS POETS CAN DO TO HELP SUPPORT POETRY
- Share Poetry Has Value posts on Facebook and other social media
- Comment when a post is particularly meaningful to you
- Tell your writerly friends about her project
- Need more? Check out 13 Ways to Support Poetry - guest blog post by Dick Allen
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