Literary City Spotlight: New York City
The most populated city in the United States, New York City stands out as one of the most iconic and widely referenced literary cities. The city was home to writers like Emma Lazarus, Langston Hughes, Frank O’Hara, and others, even
4 Tips For Writing About Grief
Grief is a universal human experience. If you have or are currently grieving, whether you’ve said goodbye to a person, a relationship, a beloved pet, or a way of life, you’ll know grief can cause feelings of isolation and hopelessness.
6 Spiritual Tarot Decks Released in 2023
Poetry and tarot have a long-standing connection, with each craft informing the other as a source of inspiration. Poets have written about the cards’ universal and timeless archetypes and themes. Tarot decks have also depicted famous poets and writers across
Magnetic Poems for Scorpio Season
Scorpio season, which typically spans from October 23 to November 21, is a time of intense emotions, transformation, and self-discovery. What better way to delve into the depths of this enigmatic zodiac sign than through the lens of poetry? Don’t
10 Ways to Draw Poetry Inspiration from Art
Art and writing are two creative mediums that often intersect and inspire each other. Incorporating art into your writing process can bring new dimensions to your work, stimulate your imagination, and spark fresh ideas. So, if you’re in the market
5 Poetry Collections to Read If You’re in Your 1989 Era
In 2014, Taylor Swift pulled off the ultimate pop crossover album and cemented herself as one of music’s biggest names with 1989. From the misheard lyric “Starbucks lovers,” to Taylor walking the Victoria’s Secret runway while performing “Style,” the era
How to Find a Poetry Mentor
Regardless of your craft or talent, mentorship is invaluable as you learn and grow. As a poet, finding a mentor who can provide you with encouragement, constructive feedback, and counsel will help you navigate a challenging and competitive field. Whether
Literary City Spotlight: Mexico City
Mexico City is both the most populated and oldest capital city in North America, a rare combination that makes it feel both bustling and quaint. As a renowned economic and cultural center, Mexico City is always on the cutting edge,
5 Unforgettable November 2023 Poetry Releases
With fall getting chillier, poetry readers are cozying up in their favorite nooks, chairs, and coffee shops. After the autumnal equinox’s reminder to embrace home and to draw inward, the world around us might be feeling smaller and more snuggly.
Falling into Autumn: Artistic Poems to Inspire Creative Fall Activities
As the summer's heat gives way to the crisp, cool embrace of autumn, there's a creative magic in the air. Nature's canvas comes alive with vibrant colors, and the earth is adorned in shades of red, gold, and orange. It's
A Spooktacular Pairing: TV Shows and Haunting Poems
With Halloween creeping around the corner, what better way to celebrate the spooky season than with a tantalizing fusion of spine-tingling TV shows and haunting poems? Join us on a macabre journey as we pair some of your favorite Halloween-themed
In Erin Adair-Hodges’s Every Form of Ruin, Women Are Both Dangerous and Endangered
“The dogwood was threatening / to swallow back the garden’s light, / so I borrowed a chainsaw and gas.” So reads the first three lines in “Black Thumb,” the opening poem in Erin Adair-Hodges’s sophomore collection, Every Form of Ruin.