T.S. Poetry, Author at Tweetspeak Poetry

Did you know that our beloved Top 10 Columnist Matthew Kreider is in the midst of moving to Canada from the U.S.? Says Matthew, as he juggles the boxes… I dream of a world where artists oversee all matters pertaining to customs and immigration, where only Manchego cheese-eating poets ask me to document the contents […]

WordCandy: We All Need

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Coming soon. A Web app that lets you make a friend’s day, every day. Or make a statement to the world. With sweet words and beautiful images. Ship your “wordcandy” via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Tumblr. Sign up to be a Beta Tester today. Get early access and sneak peeks of exclusive quotes and background […]

Lustre, John Siddique

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Exploring Beauty: John Siddique reads his poem Lustre from Manchester Art Gallery on Vimeo.

The Elements of Style

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In Love with Saskia Hamilton

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WordCandy: Let Us Be Your Sweet Cyrano

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Nothing sweeter than saying exactly what you want to say, in the words of Neruda or Rumi, Teasdale or Overstreet. Now you’ll be able to do just that, with our new app, WordCandy. It’s just what it sounds like: words wrapped up with beautiful images, that you can ship by Facebook to a friend (or […]

Apple Trees and Dublin: Interview with Deborah Henry

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Our latest title, The Whipping Club, by Deborah Henry, was recently chosen as an Oprah Summer Read. In a nice convergence, one of our favorite people at one of our favorite organizations interviewed Deborah the same week the Oprah news released. So get ready for a little delight and a few apple trees in Ireland… […]

381 E. Cordova Street

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Gold, Gold, Gold: She Got It

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Our latest title, The Whipping Club, made the Oprah Summer Reading list last week. Such a golden moment! So we decided to give away some gold. The lucky winner for our gold giveaway? (And she worked hard, entering multiple poems). Ellen EtCetera is the winner, chosen at random. Now, Ellen, just tell us which gold […]