Sixty-Six: Journal of Sonnet Studies

A forest of fourteeners, and various naturalists' notes and comments about the form. Relaunched in 2021. Published by @penandanvil.

[Graywolf Press @GraywolfPress]

🎧 A gift for your ears: The audiobook of FRANK: SONNETS is out today, read by the author @dlseuss.

https://t.co/ZhstbunfcP

[Zachary Bos @zakbos]

We're calling you out, prosodists.

[Zachary Bos @zakbos]

You know how you worry over the words of a tough conversation, in the aftermath? Who said what, and how, and why; did they mean it? Note the epigraph from Edmund's soliloquy in Lear where he mulls over the meaning of being a bastard. #poetry #sonnets #shakespeare #constellation

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@guentheralex @PoetsonThursday We are ready to hear from you without much risk of emotional turbulence for you.

[T. S. Eliot Foundation @eliotfoundation]

We are delighted to announce The Letters of T. S. Eliot to Emily Hale are now available at https://t.co/UPSVDiG38T

Thanks for your patience.

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On the other hand: yes, absolutely with a sonnet

[david aneurin morgan @AneurinDavid]

not with a sonnet

[Ernest Hilbert @everseradio]

A Friday night poem. Have a great weekend, everyone.

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@amjuster No longer available?

[Stadler Center for Poetry & Literary Arts @StadlerCenter]

We are officially open for applications for the Philip Roth Residence in Creative Writing! We’re open for all genres! We hope you’ll apply! Application is linked in our bio!

[Forgotten Good Poems @ForgottenGPoems]

As we approach FGP's 2nd anniversary on August 27th, I'll be posting a few favorites from the "early days." Here's "Black Book" by Ben Downing.

[Burt Myers @MyersBurt]

Day 6 — "Eldershaw," by Stephen Edgar, who is one of my favorite poets.
#thesealeychallenge #TheSealeyChallenge2022

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@US_Dhuga Alternatively, it sounds like you didn’t pay your bills and you’re trying to disguise your tracks.

[Ian Duhig FRSL @ianduhig]

Poets are advised not to overuse the lyric 'I'.

[Robert Stagg @robert_stagg]

Today’s unusual / less well-known sonnet is the first in Daryl Hine’s sequence of poems ‘Last Words’ (1965). #PrettyRooms [338]

[Ian Duhig FRSL @ianduhig]

‘Whippet’ is a portmanteau word from whip, for the dog’s explosive speed and sonnet for the grace of its movement

[Ben Riddle @rddlmethispoet]

me on my way to be the "you" in your poem:

[Zach Goldberg @Gach_Zoldberg]

"A sonnet is a mother. Every word / a silver dollar. Shit in one hand, she says. Wish in another."

@dlseuss in frank: sonnets