The Utah Division of Arts and Museums is running an amazing poetry reading video series this year and will release a new video each month featuring notable Utah poets. The January poet is one of my local favorites, a previous professor of mine–Rob Carney. Watch January’s Bite-Size poetry […]
This call is for the second issue of Degenerates: Voices for Peace. You can purchase the first anthology in print or read it for free here and includes my poem “Breast-giver” on page 33. The editor is a pleasure to work with and I’m looking forward to submitting again. […]
This article was a great reminder of why I spend so much time submitting my poetry and supporting poetry and writing in general. Number four on the list is my favorite: “The poet who works at getting the poems out there is a member of the community of […]
Thanks to Aerogramme Writers’ Studio for posting this on their Facebook page today! Follow them on Facebook for other writerly tips and news. The Writer’s Tune-up Manual by Craig Hart is currently FREE to download via http://amzn.to/1IWl1PT Craig Hart has put together 35 exercises for prose writers, but […]
Big thanks to Josh Medsker of Twenty-Four Hours zine for publishing this intriguing interview with Michael Jacobson on asemic writing–I love coming across forms of writing and art I’ve never seen before, and this is both all rolled into one. To see more on asemic writing, check out these […]
This is an informative article with several editor’s responses on whether or not cover letters matter, if they read them or not, and how they affect the reading process. How do you approach cover letters in your submissions? Have you ever received any feedback, positive or negative, specifically […]
Poets, don’t miss this opportunity to submit your poetry to Spirit First with a theme of Meditation, Mindfulness, Silence, Stillness or Peaceful Solitude. You can view the 2014 Contest Results to see what the judges are looking for. You may enter up to three unpublished poems in any […]
