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Stylist.UK Names 50 of Poetry’s Most Poignant Lines
Click on the image above or here to check it out! Five over, eight down, among Coleridge, Auden, Yeats, is David Lehman. Yessss! — sdh
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Congratulations to You, Amy Lawless
Congratulations go to you Amy Lawlessfor in character and wit you are flawless and you prove that rhyme is logicalit is logical to rhyme sad with glad though you don't use rhyme in your…
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Forgive Me Then the Avarice: A Psychic Interview with Ronaldo V. Wilson: R. Erica Doyle
My friends are my "estate." Forgive me then the avarice to hoard them. —Emily Dickinson I met Ronaldo in 1998 at a monastery in upstate New York. Everyone still smoked then, and we spent…
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Consider Hedgebrook (by Leslie McGrath)
I’m spending August at Hedgebrook Writer’s Retreat on Whidbey Island off the coast of Seattle. Hedgebrook is only for women and has been thriving since the late 1980’s. Why think of applying to a…
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We Were Stolen From Our Bodies: R. Erica Doyle
When I was a very small writer, I lived in a big house on a small street in Washington, DC. My grandmother came to that house one of the last times I saw her…
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R. Erica Doyle, Guest Blogger August 14 – 20
photo(c)Nathaniel Siegel This week we welcome R. Erica Doyle as our guest blogger. Erica's poetry and fiction have appeared in the Best American Poetry 2001, Our Caribbean, Gumbo, Callaloo, Ploughshares, Bum Rush the Page,…
