Poetry/Writing Resources

This curated list brings together the tools, guides, and communities that support my own writing life—and the lives of so many poets and writers I’ve worked with over the years. Whether you’re submitting your first poem, building a sustainable writing practice, or seeking new places to learn and connect, these resources offer reliable paths forward.

If there’s an online resource you use that’s not included below, comment with the link or contact me and I’ll review to add it to the list!

On This Site (TrishHopkinson.com)

Submission Tools & Market Listings

Craft & Writing Process

Publishing & Industry Insight

Poetry Organizations & Community

Poetry Podcasts & Audio Resources

  • Emerging Form 
    A podcast on the creative process hosted by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer and Christie Aschwanden.
  • The Poetry Vessel
    Poetry readings, craft conversations, and visual interpretations.
  • Poetry Foundation Podcasts
    Multiple shows featuring poems, interviews, and craft discussions.
  • The Slowdown
    Daily poetry reflections hosted by Major Jackson.
  • Poetry Unbound
    Short meditations on individual poems hosted by Pádraig Ó Tuama.
  • VS 
    Conversations with contemporary poets hosted by Danez Smith and Franny Choi.
  • Commonplace
    Rachel Zucker’s long?form interviews with poets and artists.
  • The New Yorker: Poetry
    Poets read and discuss poems published in The New Yorker.
  • Poetry Off the Shelf
    Interviews and features exploring poets and poems.

Workshops, Courses & Learning

Inactive, Defunct, or Archived Resources

  • International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG)
    Once a major organization for women writers; no longer active.
  • Entropy — Where to Submit
    Ceased publication in 2022; archives remain online.
  • The Review Review
    Former hub for literary magazine reviews; no longer updated.
  • Fifty Two Poetry
    No longer updated; archives remain accessible.
  • The Write Life
    No longer updated; archives remain useful.

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  1. I have written a poem ‘Bell Tolls’ in honor of victims of New Zealand Mosque attack. My poem is humanity's collective voice against Hate!I ts a topical poem and I want to publish it in the current time period. Could you suggest me the right on-line venue for it’s publication?
    Thank you for your time and consideration.
    Gratefully,
    Hardarshan Singh Valia

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