@JonLawrence1116's review of the forthcoming collection BLACK METAMORPHOSES by Shanta Lee is in The Bangalore Review.
Read it here: https://t.co/J4Wbvpz7oT
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I confess poetry I practice like a religion. When I read a poem it is like reading scripture. But it is more powerful because another human wrote it. What is God but the human voice?
Looking for some great short stories for my High School Level Creative Writing classes. Trying to get a shortlist of diverse voices, great craft wise, preferably more recent, that would be engaging for grades 9-12. Help me out here writers!
I took this morning to compile a first, full length manuscript table of contents. After a couple times reading through, new poems seem to be popping up in my head already. Does this mean a manuscript is never really done?
@SeanLemonhead I think there’s something interesting in saying poetry does “nothing,” as if this nothing is a state in which language can achieve. I’m unsure whether that’s a silence, or a state within the chaos of life that may bring solitude, or a respite just like @SeanLemonhead has said
the persistent danger for a writer? the thing I fear most has always been the constant feeling of irrelevancy---. I live with that daily struggle too. we make despite it. This is why I say poets are brave. In the face of silence and aloneness, we shape sound into a human face.