8 of the Best Newsletters for Poetry In Your Inbox
Founded in 2017, Substack is a growing online platform where writers, journalists, and content creators publish subscription-based newsletters. If you’re looking for fresh, high-quality content about poetry and writing, Substack is a great place to find it. But you don’t
4 Roaring Poetry Collections to Pair With House of the Dragon
HBO’s hit series House of the Dragon has filled the void that Game of Thrones ending left in many fans’ hearts, taking place in the same enthralling universe and harkening back 200 years before the events of GoT. For viewers
How to Memorize Poems for Confidence and Cognitive Power
Today, many people see memorizing and reciting poetry as an old-school endeavor. On the contrary, memorizing poetry continues to be a relevant and useful activity in 2024. By doing the work to commit poems to memory, you can give more
5 Poetry Collections to Read If You Love Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice has been beloved for centuries and has inspired spinoffs in many genres—from multiple films to a miniseries and a graphic novel. Surprisingly, there’s yet to be a Pride and Prejudice-inspired poetry anthology, but there are
8 Writing Tips From Published Writers
Poetry is, first and foremost, meant to be enjoyed, and not everyone who enjoys writing poetry also aims to master it. However, many poets do aspire to become better writers. If you’re the type of poet who’s committed to improving
Poetry Collections to Pair with Noah Kahan’s Stick Season
Since Noah Kahan’s titular single from his album Stick Season came out in 2022, both the song and album have exploded in popularity and captivated fans. The album led to a Grammy nomination, sold-out arena concerts, and even had an
6 nature poems to inspire your next camping trip
The warmth and clarity of summer weather are upon us, and with this change in seasons comes the opportunity for outdoor adventure. Camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities can provide endless creative fodder for poets and writers. After all, some
How to Get Your Kids Into Poetry
As a parent, encouraging your kids to read and write poetry can be incredibly rewarding for both you and your little ones. Poetry is a great avenue for developing a kid’s vocabulary, creativity, emotional expression, and more. But a kid’s
Fun Ideas for a Summer-Themed Book Club
Book clubs are a great way to read more, connect with fellow poetry enthusiasts, and gain insight into different perspectives on poetry collections. But meetings can get monotonous, so this summer, why not shake up your book club with seasonal-inspired
3 Mary Oliver Poems to Inspire You to Get Outside
If you’re a poetry enthusiast, you’re likely familiar with iconic nature poet Mary Oliver. Her descriptive imagery, creative parallels between nature and the human experience, and distinctive voice make her a timeless, beloved writer. Throughout her career, she poignantly captured human
6 Writing Prompts for the Summer Solstice
For those of us in the northern hemisphere, 2024’s summer solstice will fall on June 20, marking the start of astronomical summer and the longest day of the year. With traditions ranging from jumping over bonfires to hiking to the
Tips for Organizing a Writer’s Retreat
Writer’s retreats provide a space to create and receive feedback on your work. But formal retreats can be competitive and costly, so why not plan your own? To help, here are some tips for organizing a writer’s retreat. Recruit participants Before you