5 literary journals that pay for poetry
Paying poetry markets may be dwindling, but plenty still exist if you know where to find them. Here are five publications that pay their poets. Read More “5 literary journals that pay for poetry”
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Virgil Suárez: Reinventing a writer
The poet speaks about craft, career, and perseverance – and why politicians should be required to read poetry and bake bread at least once a year. Read More “Virgil Suárez: Reinventing a writer”
Haiku North America
Crazy about the haiku? Have we got a conference for you. Read More “Haiku North America”
Poetry writing prompts for National Poetry Month
Spring is the perfect time to write poetry, don’t you think? Read More “Poetry writing prompts for National Poetry Month”
5 easy ways to read more poetry for National Poetry Month
Because your universe could use more verse. Read More “5 easy ways to read more poetry for National Poetry Month”
Why all writers should read poetry
Maybe you hate poetry. Or maybe you just haven’t found the right poem yet. Read More “Why all writers should read poetry”
Craig Morgan Teicher: How I Write
“I think poetry is available to anybody who wants it – you have to apprentice yourself at some level.” Read More “Craig Morgan Teicher: How I Write”
Don Share: Writers on Writing
“Things I have the strongest resistance to teach me the most, in writing as in life.” Read More “Don Share: Writers on Writing”
Literary Spotlight: The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts
This online journal seeks poetry and prose that packs a big punch into a very small space. Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts”
Literary Spotlight: EVENT
Offering contests, themed submission calls, and reading services, this historic Canadian journal has something for everyone. Read More “Literary Spotlight: EVENT”