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The Ins and Outs of Reading Poetry: The Workshop Pad This workshop is officially over but the transcript is here

Only an hour to go before this workshop gets underway!

Hello everyone! This Saturday I'll be hosting a workshop sometime in the afternoon EST. I'm going to say it will be at 01/21/2017 20:00 EST but it could run long ...

name: Aley age: 26ish what you write: I write poetry most of the time, but I also dabble in prose, and a lot of fanfiction. what you review: Poetry, again, ...

@Mea! Knight Mea, you have been awarded your trusty coat of arms, design and fly it proudly above thyn hold, or have your squires wield it proudly upon the battlefield. ...

@reason: I miss you

To me, poetry can definitely have rules because as soon as you set a standard, or create an expectation, you have the basics of a rule. What are rules but ...

I think one reason why present tense might be getting more popular is because more books about how to write and articles about how to write have been touting the ...

So if you had to write "rules" what would they be @Kaos?

Reading the discussion in made me wonder what people thought about this. I know that most of you will probably read the subject and shout "there are none" in the ...

A review is defined for me as critical feedback to the writer telling them what their reader sees. Basically, it's a way for us to hear from our readers, and ...

Okay, so I finished the first scene of the first act. I have to say it's an interesting way to start a play. He drops you right into what's going ...