Since 1987, Emerald Coast Writers (formerly West Florida Literary Federation has assisted local writers and promoted the literary heritage of West Florida.
Accepting authors, editors, literary professionals as exhibitors for Books By the Bay Literary Festival, Pensacola, FL on March 23, 204
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Deadline for Emerald Coast Review submissions is July 15. If you live in Coastal Alabama or Florida, send us your words and images. https://t.co/wwD0lZCspO
Submission opportunities now open for Emerald Coast Review for coastal Florida and Alabama writers and artists. Deadline July 15. https://t.co/wwD0lZCspO
Check out the Pensacola Symphony January 15, 2022, pairing music with poetry & featuring local poets, the WFLF's past poet laureate Jamey Jones and a finalist for the current poet laureate term, Charles McCaskill! https://t.co/TSKwHjzsBQ
Check out the Pensacola Symphony January 15, 2022, pairing music with poetry & featuring local poets, the WFLF's past poet laureate Jamey Jones and a finalist for the current poet laureate term, Charles McCaskill! https://t.co/TSKwHjzsBQ
Today's prompt: Write a poem where every line but one is a lie. Make up amazing falsehoods, then offer one thing that actually happened. Be creative but without obvious lies. Include specific details in your lies so they seem realistic or at least possible. #WFLFNOVPAD
Today's prompt: Write a poem where every line but one is a lie. Make up amazing falsehoods, then offer one thing that actually happened. Be creative but without obvious lies. Include specific details in your lies so they seem realistic or at least possible. #WFLFNOVPAD
2 NOV 2021 #WFLFNOVPAD Compare your happiness to a bomb or something else dangerous. Think about images of the atomic bomb or a nuclear missile or something like a tidal wave, tsunami, or tornado; imagine your happiness with similar qualities in a poem.
STONE SOUP #WFLFNOVPAD
Write a poem beginning with image of a stone; add at least five of these words: kamikaze, landslide, spill, bridge, vaccine, read, red, hollow, mismatch, tilt, freeway, pillow, harmonica, fairy shrimp. For extra credit, have the poem end with a soup image.
Stay tuned for the second annual WFLF November Poem-a-Day Chapbook Challenge #WFLFNOVPAD coming up, hosted by your friendly Northwest Florida Poet Laureate on the WFLF Facebook page โ https://t.co/mvw2RkyAEA