Guest blogger Fred Foote invites local veterans to participate in the Warrior Poetry Project at Walter Reed Bethesda: Is Poetry for you? Come and find out. The Warrior Poetry Project at Walter Reed Bethesda presents a regular series of free…
Associate Editor Marianne Szlyk writes about the path some of her poems took this summer: Even as we spend so much time online and Kindles allow us to dispense with the aching weight of books, print publication is still exciting. …
By: Tim Moraca We are proud to announce that previous Potomac Review intern Tim Moraca now serves as the first Vice President to the newly established St. Mary’s Chapter of the Maryland Writers’ Association. Those of us who like to…
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…
With poet Elizabeth Switaj’s post below, the Potomac Review Blog begins a new series on the infinitely varied ways poets perceive and present their work. Each month, a poet will share a sample of her (or his) work in a…
Editor and writer Philip Clark as well as Professors Zachary Benavidez, Joanna Howard, and Shweta Sen will be reading selections from Persistent Voices: An Anthology of Poets Lost to AIDS. Afterward, the audience and participants will be invited to write reactions…
Potomac Review Poetry Editor, Robert Giron, blogs about what he looks for in poetry submissions. I suppose when one asks me what is that I'm looking for in poetry for the Potomac Review, I might sound like other editors in…
Issue 51 contributor Johanna Droubay blogs about rhythm. A week after my daughter, Della, was born, my parents flew in from Utah with a gift: loose pages of a book, a poem that my mom had written and that friends…