Category Archives: Reading
Write Bloody Publishing Finalist
Each year, Write Bloody Publishing holds an open competition. Hundreds of people submit three poems in hopes of becoming one of about 25 finalists. Those 25 then submit their full manuscripts in hopes of being one of about 4 to … Continue reading
Haiku for you…
Last week, as writers tend to do, I hit a bit of writer’s block. To force myself to write something, I challenged myself to a deadline. I posted a Facebook status that stated I would write a haiku for each … Continue reading
Natalie Richardson Live at Urban Sandbox
National Youth Poet Laureate, Oak Park River Forest High School Slam Team member, and Louder Than a Bomb participant Natalie Richardson performs her poem The Things My Mother Craved live at the Urban Sandbox on Friday October 12th, 2012. To find … Continue reading
Great Poems for Black History Month
Travis Nichols has humbly put together a really wonderful comprehensive list of must-read Black History Month Poems for the Huffington Post. Please check it out here: Great Poems for Black History Month. Some of my personal favorites from the list … Continue reading