We have a guest blog this week from the incredibly talented and unique Harlequin Grim, who writes about atheism and it’s effect on mental health and writing. Leaving Catholicism came. read more…
PoetsIN are always looking at ways to raise money to continue to roll out our amazing workshops to people all over the country that need it. For this reason, we. read more…
This look at The Fall of the House of Usher is the next in our series of “Have You Watched a Good Book Lately?” The series’ intention is to track. read more…
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…
We have a different sort of Friday Feature to bring you this week, with a guest blog piece from a talented individual whom we’ve known for a while. Ladies and. read more…
Today is World Poetry Day, so we hope you’re busy scribbling in a book or tapping out your thought on a keyboard. As long as you’re purging with words, then. read more…
Last time we discussed a number of different poetry reading and writing myths and demonstrated how they were all untrue. Poetry’s a big field, and there’s a lot of material. read more…
People have been writing poetry since written language was first developed, and they were telling poetic stories long before that. It’s no great surprise, then, that the form has accumulated. read more…
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…
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Tag: poet
Atheism and Writing – How Fiction Ensured My Damnation by Harlequin
We have a guest blog this week from the incredibly talented and unique Harlequin Grim, who writes about atheism and it’s effect on mental health and writing. Leaving Catholicism came. read more…
Poet and Musician Lucie Barat Talks to PoetsIN
PoetsIN are always looking at ways to raise money to continue to roll out our amazing workshops to people all over the country that need it. For this reason, we. read more…
Have You Watched a Good Book Lately – The Fall of the House of Usher
This look at The Fall of the House of Usher is the next in our series of “Have You Watched a Good Book Lately?” The series’ intention is to track. read more…
Interview: Writer Profile – Jim Lamb
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…
Dulling the Sting, Expression as a Panacea – Guest Blog by Harlequin Grim
We have a different sort of Friday Feature to bring you this week, with a guest blog piece from a talented individual whom we’ve known for a while. Ladies and. read more…
A Prompt A Day, Every Day, And Today is World Poetry Day
Today is World Poetry Day, so we hope you’re busy scribbling in a book or tapping out your thought on a keyboard. As long as you’re purging with words, then. read more…
The Myths and Realities of Poetry Reading and Writing – Part 2
Last time we discussed a number of different poetry reading and writing myths and demonstrated how they were all untrue. Poetry’s a big field, and there’s a lot of material. read more…
The Myths and Realities of Poetry Reading and Writing – Part 1
People have been writing poetry since written language was first developed, and they were telling poetic stories long before that. It’s no great surprise, then, that the form has accumulated. read more…
Interview: Writer Profile – Matt Earl
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…
Interview: Writer Profile – Clare Currie
Everyone has a story to tell; each one of us writes poetry – some, without even realising. That stream of consciousness that runs in our veins? It’s poetry waiting to. read more…