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Read more about the article <strong>On World-building and Unfolding Narratives</strong> with Su Croll

On World-building and Unfolding Narratives with Su Croll

June 8, 2022   One of the many wonderful things about this story is that its setting manages to feel both familiar and new at the same time. While we…

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Read more about the article <strong>Strengthening “Being” Verbs</strong><br>with Katrina Kaye

Strengthening “Being” Verbs
with Katrina Kaye

May 9, 2022  This is a revision prompt so you need a poem you have already written and are workshopping. The prompt itself is pretty simple. Reread your poem and identify any "being"…

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with Katrina Kaye
Read more about the article <strong>Some Notes on the Zuihitsu</strong><br>by John Morgan

Some Notes on the Zuihitsu
by John Morgan

May 1, 2022 We tend to think of Japanese forms as tight, syllable-counting, and focused on nature, but the zuihitsu is a kind of anti-haiku—a long prose poem that brings…

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by John Morgan
Read more about the article After the Forgetting

After the Forgetting

When Mercy woke up, the TV was on. It was too loud. Someone yelling and repeating something, but she couldn’t make it out. She slumped against the body beside her…

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Read more about the article <strong>Motherhood and Poetic Experimentation</strong> with Kara Rea

Motherhood and Poetic Experimentation with Kara Rea

June 2, 2022 “In the Spring” has an interesting form, in terms of line lengths and stanza lengths. I love the way the stanzas seem to drip into each other.…

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Read more about the article <strong>Expanded Identit</strong>y with Janna Grace

Expanded Identity with Janna Grace

May 30, 2022 I love how breathless “When Your Words Are Dough” reads, as though you take one big breath and exhale an entire poem without needing more air. Can…

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Read more about the article When Your Words Are Dough • We Bring What We Want

When Your Words Are Dough • We Bring What We Want

When Your Words Are DoughYou know the statement "you're too oldfor skateboards" is the yeast of wordsyour father would bake, yet you cannot kneadthem back. Your partner's face doesn'tfall because…

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Read more about the article Significant Others

Significant Others

I had a father who fried eggs in the middle of the nightfor my legless young self; a man to rely on.‘76, a long-legged man dressed in borrowed black nuzzled…

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Read more about the article Progeny • Sacred Places Tinged with Night • Gretel on the Couch

Progeny • Sacred Places Tinged with Night • Gretel on the Couch

Progeny Pray in the garden past tulips & lettuce. Heads near spikes announce herbs. Not a single witch burns here, just married ones. Offspring hit their knees & weed gray…

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Read more about the article The Vanishing Act

The Vanishing Act

My brother Freddy always told people that our mother disappeared – and probably died – by falling off of a yacht one night after drinking with two actor friends. Both…

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