Poet W.F. Lantry blogs about writing The Language of Bird during National Poetry Writing Month. So there I was, minding my own business, earning a living and maybe doing a little reading on the side, a hectic life so filled…
Poet W.F. Lantry blogs about writing The Language of Bird during National Poetry Writing Month. So there I was, minding my own business, earning a living and maybe doing a little reading on the side, a hectic life so filled…
Guest blogger Joanie DiMartino writes about her NaPoWriMo results six months later. Here’s a link to her blog from April 2012. So “The Bed Bug Diaries” manuscript continues, line by line, word by word, syllable by syllable, forming into its…
Guest blogger Jacques Rancourt writes about his NaPoWriMo results six months later. Here’s a link to his blog from April 2012. The best part of the poem-a-day challenge is by the end having a large stack of new work, a…
Guest blogger Marla Deschenes writes about her NaPoWriMo results six months later. Here’s a link to her blog from April 2012. My poems that were written for NaPoWriMo mock me from a folder on my computer’s desktop where they have…
Guest blogger Uche Ogbuji writes about some longer-term results of his NaPoWriMo experience. Here’s a link to his blog from April 2012. Though I only got up to about twenty new poems in April, that counts as extremely productive for…
Writer Uche Ogbuji blogs about why he is participating in National Poetry Writing Month. From 1989 when I left my native Nigeria and a circle of friend poets until a couple of years ago, I'd barely been involved in the…
Writer Joanie DiMartino blogs about why she is participating in National Poetry Writing Month. As with most poets, National Poetry Writing Month begins for me in late March with sharpening of pencils, selecting of a fresh notebook and several pens…