Wow, April was a whirlwind of incredible local and online opportunities for poets to strut their stuff and to write like mad. I participated in two 30/30 projects and managed to complete them both (yes, I’m tired now). You can read about both on my NaPoMo 2015 page […]
How to participate: Put a poem (your own or one of your favorites) in your pocket today and share it with: friends, family co-workers go to an open mic in your area To find an open mic, here are some links to sites that post open mic events: […]
Are you keeping up with the posts on Poetry has Value–including Timothy Green of Rattle? Read what lit mag editors have to say about how and why they pay poets.
Poet and painter Niccolea M Nance is currently offering her 2011 CD as FREE download for National Poetry Month. It is only available until the end of the month or 200 downloads, whichever comes first. If you like this post, please share with your writerly friends and/or follow my blog or like my […]
Thanks to the Utah Cultural Alliance for posting news about one of my National Poetry Month projects!
It’s that time again. Get them in poets!
Don’t miss this chance to have your manuscript read by Winter Goose! April is the only month they accept unsolicited work. Deadline April 30!
I’m honored to be a feature artist for this amazing mag on the literary fringe. The Rain, Party, and Disaster Society posts experimental, found, and other interesting poetic forms “not for the faint of heart.” This feature includes my previously unpublished essay which takes a non-traditional approach to describing […]
I’m honored to be a feature artist for this amazing mag on the literary fringe. The Rain, Party, and Disaster Society posts experimental, found, and other interesting poetic forms “not for the faint of heart.” This feature includes my previously unpublished essay which takes a non-traditional approach to describing […]
National Poetry Month is the perfect time to immerse yourself into the poems that first brought you to love poetry. Read some of the beautiful lines below and take the time to remember your most beloved poems. Comment here or go to the article and share your favorite […]
