What’s Poetry Got To Do With It?: Space
What happens when poetry explores space, astronomy, and everything else that fills the sky on a starry night?
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Special Feature: Two Erasures by Ted Snyder
Ted Snyder’s series of erasures and found poems is a stunning project, subversive, wily, and smart.
On Eating: An Introduction
Food is what we have inside us, literarily as well as literally—which is why food writing is worth study as a craft model.
Poetry at the Museum
What draws us, as writers, to museums, exhibits, and galleries? What is it about these spaces—real or imagined—that makes us curators in our own work?
Writers’ Day Jobs: Leah Umansky
Poet Leah Umansky on teaching middle- and high-school English.
Changes to Our Submission Period
We’re changing our submission period to the months of September, December, and May, but also adding a cap to submissions for each month. Click through for the full explanation!
Writers’ Day Jobs: Lucy Zhang
Writer Lucy Zhang on her day job coding and its influence on her creative projects.
Writers’ Day Jobs: Ethan Chatagnier
Fiction writer Ethan Chatagnier shares his experiences as a stay-at-home parent and tutor.
Writers’ Day Jobs: Leona Sevick
Poet Leona Sevick on how her day job as an academic administrator has shaped her writing life.
Writers’ Day Jobs: Matthew Thorburn
Matthew Thorburn’s experience as a poet working in the corporate world.