Archive for the 'Chapbook Review' Category

A chapbook is a miraculous venue for poets. It can be a remarkable publishing opportunity to showcase a group of poems that may not have found a single home together.  It can also be an incredible challenge to present twenty or so pages of poetry in a cohesive aesthetic and theme.  Karen Rigby’s Savage Machinery, [...]




WEEKLY READ WRITE PROMPT

Aug. 18, 2008 — The current Get Your Poem On post is here. This is where you leave us a link to your blog, this week in response to Juliet's prompt to be in the moment.

POLL DANCE

Aug. 17, 2008 —This time the poll dance is a collaboration. Meet the Funnelcakes. And the monkeys.

There's a new poll up. But you can keep talking to or about the Funnelcakes for a while.


RANDOM PROMPTS

A different word or phrase will appear here each time you visit the site or refresh the page. Your current prompt is — cantilever


RANDOM WRITING TIP

Think of all the things that provoke anxiety in you, and write them into a poem.


RANDOM READING TIP

Poetry is at its heart an oral tradition. After completing a poem, read your poem aloud to see how it sounds. Remember to take a slight pause (about a breath) at the end of lines to see how the rhythm carries the meaning.


RANDOM COLLABORATING TIP

Use instant messaging to write a poem with a collaborator by taking turns one word, one phrase or one line at a time. With group chat, you can do this with more than one partner.

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