6 Ways to Play with Fall Imagery in Poetry
For many poetry lovers, Autumn has arrived, bringing with it crisp air and vibrant foliage. The rich and captivating colors of fall create a vivid canvas for poets to craft verses that evoke the sights, sounds, and emotions of the
Revive Your Work With These Fall Poetry Workshops
The changing of the weather and stores full of school supplies may be making you nostalgic for back-to-school season. Whether you’re currently a student or not, fall marks an invitation to lean into new lessons, expand your mind, and seek
How to Design an Inspiring Writing Space
For many writers, one’s environment can either enhance or inhibit creativity. Why not create a space that supports your writing practice? Whether you have an office, desk space, or nook, you can easily customize where you write. Here are some
4 Ways to Build Confidence as a Poet
Creative pursuits—whether at a hobby or career level—inevitably come with challenges, and poetry is no exception. From rejection to writer’s block, building confidence as a poet can often feel like an uphill battle. To aid you in your writing journey,
SK Williams on Writing in a Partnership
Like most things unexpected, becoming SK Williams wasn’t something we thought would be “an experience.” It started when Kevin decided early in our friendship to trust me with reading his poems—which I immediately loved and felt the world would love
William Bortz on Wondering, Writing, and the Gift of Rituals
“A day so happy. Fog lifted early, I worked in the garden. Hummingbirds were stopping over honeysuckle flowers. There was no thing on earth I wanted to possess. I knew no one worth my envying him. Whatever evil I had suffered, I forgot. To think that
4 Ways to Volunteer from Home as a Writer
If you’re a poet, you may wish to apply your writing skills to other creative endeavors, job prospects, or opportunities. A simple way to expand your skill set, develop your craft, and expand your network is through volunteering—plus, you gain the
4 Quick Tips for an At-Home Writer’s Workshop
Writing may feel lonely at times, but having a support system is integral to any writer’s success. These support systems can be formed in a number of places, whether it be in school, at work, online, or through friends and
Spring Writing Tips: Gardening Edition
Spring has officially sprung—which means it’s time to gather your shovels, shears, and soil! Sprinkle some seeds, water each day, and watch them grow. Just like your garden, your writing craft requires attention to detail and consistent, intentional care. Moreover, like
5 Exercises to Cure Writer’s Block
You sit down to write, but slowly the blank page wraps around your brain like a straightjacket.
How to Create Your Own Blackout Poem
Blackout poetry is a great exercise for writers, as it asks us to focus on selecting a limited number of words to create new meanings.