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House & Home Playlist and Prompt

By Heather Eure 15 Comments

house-and-home

Get cozy in your favorite chair and enjoy some new tunes and a brand-new theme. This week’s prompt is all about a place called home.

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Math, Science, Technology Prompt: My Devices

By Heather Eure 7 Comments

Girl Waiting for Train Tokyo Cell Phone

The connection we share with our electronic devices is a bond few can break. This week’s poetry prompt explores the love of technology.

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Math, Science, & Technology Poetry Prompt: Wider Than the Sky

By Heather Eure 13 Comments

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Will a computer ever surpass the capacity of the brain? This week’s poetry prompt invites you to consider the binary mind.

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Math, Science, & Technology Prompt: Physics Love Poem

By Heather Eure 11 Comments

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This week’s prompt dives into science and the poets who set in motion physics poetry (pun intended). Join us and create your own physics love poem.

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Math, Science, & Technology: Playlist and Prompt

By Heather Eure 19 Comments

Math, Science, and Technology Poetry and Playlist

Check out our new playlist and prompt theme celebrating all things math, science, & technology. Come and see how numbers, physics, and poetry work together.

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On Being a Writer Book Club: Surround

By Will Willingham 11 Comments

On Being a Writer

We conclude our group discussion of On Being a Writer by considering the things with which a writer might surround himself to influence his writing.

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Poetry Prompt: Playground Games

By Heather Eure 12 Comments

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Put away the books and come learn poetry on the playground. Pick your favorite game and join us!

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On Being a Writer Book Club: Arrange

By Will Willingham 19 Comments

One Being a Writer Arrange

In our second book club discussion of Kroeker & Craig’s On Being a Writer, we consider the priority of writing and arranging our lives for a writing life.

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Games Poetry Prompt: Sports

By Heather Eure 6 Comments

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Celebrate athleticism and sports the way Pindar did. This week we stretch our muscles and write poetry about our favorite sport. It’s time to play!

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On Being a Writer Book Club: Identify

By Will Willingham 51 Comments

On Being a Writer Book Club - Identify

Join our book club of On Being a Writer and let’s discuss together the question, Do you call yourself a writer?

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Poetry Prompt: Word Games

By Heather Eure 16 Comments

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This week’s prompt invites you to play word games. Join us as we learn how games can improve and grow our poetry.

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Games: Playlist and Poetry Prompt

By Heather Eure 24 Comments

games_prompt

This month’s playlist and poetry prompt is all fun and games. Listen along, dust off your favorite board game, and join us!

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The Literary Epic: Poetry Prompt

By Heather Eure 1 Comment

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Come along on an exploration of the literary epic and find out why Virgil made us readers. Remember to pack your prompt-writing pencil!

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On Being a Writer—Tell Us Your Story!

By Will Willingham 11 Comments

On Being a Writer by Kroeker and Craig

Join us for our newest book club offering, a three-week community discussion of On Being a Writer by Ann Kroeker and Charity Singleton Craig.

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Epic Poetry: The Simile Prompt

By Heather Eure 13 Comments

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Join us for this week’s prompt as we explore the nature of simile and its use in epic poetry.

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The Writing Life: What Hemingway Can Teach You About Professional Loneliness

By Charity Singleton Craig 31 Comments

Hemingway Professional Loneliness

Working from home has its perks, but can also have its downside, like professional loneliness. Charity Singleton Craig—and Hemingway—have thoughts on that.

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Epic Poetry: Invocation of the Muse Prompt

By Heather Eure 20 Comments

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Seek and find your muse and bring her along to inspire a poem. What’s a muse? How do you invoke one like the Greeks did? Homer shows the way.

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Epic Poetry: Playlist and Prompt

By Heather Eure 9 Comments

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In our new Epic Poetry playlist, you’ll find songs inspired by many grand epics and songs that simply sound epic. Listen along and perhaps they’ll spur you to be bold, to take a risk, to dare.

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Circus and Carnival Prompt: A Kids-Eye-View

By Heather Eure 16 Comments

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This week, ignore any suggestions to “grow up.” Join us as we explore the circus & carnival with a kids-eye-view. Writing your poem in crayon is optional. After you share your poem with us, feel free to put it on your fridge.

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Circus & Carnival Poetry and Photo Prompt: Run Away With the Circus

By Heather Eure 23 Comments

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This week, our prompt encourages you to run away with the circus. You can be a lion tamer, an acrobat, anything! Write a poem about your new adventure.

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