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Take Your Poet to Work Day: Mary Oliver

By Will Willingham 2 Comments

Mary Oliver Take Your Poet to Work Day

We’re getting ready to celebrate Take Your Poet to Work Day! Our 2019 poet collection features recently lost American national treasures like Mary Oliver.

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Take Your Poet to Work Day: Tony Hoagland

By Will Willingham 1 Comment

Tony Hoagland Take Your Poet to Work Cover

We’re getting ready to celebrate Take Your Poet to Work Day! Our 2019 poet collection features recently lost American national treasures like Tony Hoagland.

Filed Under: Blog, Take Your Poet to Work Day, Tony Hoagland

Take Your Poet to Work Day: C. D. Wright

By Will Willingham 5 Comments

C.D. Wright cover

We’re getting ready to celebrate Take Your Poet to Work Day! Our 2019 poet collection kicks off with with American poet C. D. Wright.

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Friendship Project: Let’s Walk: A Thousand Goodbyes — A Thousand Hellos

By Callie Feyen 7 Comments

Friendship Project walk around the lake

Callie Feyen discovers that writing is one thing, but it is something entirely different to tell a friend what’s on your mind, especially while you’re on a walk around a lake together.

Filed Under: Blog, Friendship Project, Patron Only

The Power of Curiosity: “Can I Touch Your Hair?” by Irene Latham & Charles Waters

By Laura Lynn Brown 5 Comments

Author Laura Brown discusses how curiosity deepens friendship, using the children’s book “Can I Touch Your Hair: Poems of Race, Mistakes, and Friendship.”

Filed Under: Blog, Children's Poetry, Friendship Poems, Friendship Project, Patron Only, poetry

Horace Traubel and the Final Words of Walt Whitman

By Glynn Young 1 Comment

Brooklyn Walt Whitman

Thanks to Horace Traubel, we know much about Walt Whitman’s last years, Brenda WIneapple says in “Walt Whitman Speaks.”

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Books, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets, Walt Whitman

Reader, Come Home: “Little Rhymes for Lowly Plants”

By Megan Willome 6 Comments

Reader Come Home

Join us for deep reading with author Megan Willome as we discuss a poetry collection about plants for Poetic Earth Month. And share your March pages for our Reader, Come Home column.

Filed Under: nature, Nature Poems, Poems, Poetic Earth Month, Reader Come Home

It’s Take Your Poet to School Week!

By Will Willingham 1 Comment

Take your Poet to School Week girl on swing

Join teachers, students and librarians around the globe to kick off National Poetry Month with the fun and delight of Take Your Poet to School Week, including our favorites, Talk Like a Poet Day and Poet in a Cupcake Day!

Filed Under: National Poetry Month, Take Your Poet to School Week

Libraries, Literacy and Love: Passing Books Across Generations

By Mary Van Denend 13 Comments

Literacy love smiling girl

From teaching to sharing treasured books with her grandchildren, Mary Van Denend finds libraries — and love — at the heart of literacy.

Filed Under: Blog, Book Love, Libraries, Literacy for Life, Literacy Starts With Love

Smiles, Laughter & Joys: What Joy Feels Like Poetry Prompt

By Callie Feyen 4 Comments

No matter what you're feeling, it's nice to have a friend by your side.

Join author Callie Feyen as she talks with kindergarteners about being frustrated and watches as they head toward joy, balloons in hand.

Filed Under: Blog, Friendship Poems, poetry, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources, writing prompt, writing prompts

Friendship Onstage and Off: Walking with the Wind

By Laurie Klein 7 Comments

A sudden interruption and the whole play’s at risk—at least for actress Laurie Klein. The director remains a friend, wise and warm, as the drama unfolds.

Filed Under: Cross-Generational Friendships, Friendship Project, Patron Only

Reader, Come Home: Why ‘Jane Eyre’ is a YA Novel

By Megan Willome 15 Comments

Charlotte Bronte

Learn the secrets of being a deep reader with author Megan Willome as we discuss why ‘Jane Eyre’ is a YA novel. And share your February pages for our monthly Reader, Come Home column.

Filed Under: Blog, Classic Books, Reader Come Home, Reading and Books

Top Ten Poetic Picks

By Will Willingham 3 Comments

Top 10 Poetic Picks birds

Ghost apples, Oscars for books, the poetry of disengagement and the first lines of things. It’s a new edition of the long lost Top 10 Poetic Picks.

Filed Under: Art, Blog, Creativity, poetry

Writing, Paper & Quills: Ode to a Planner Prompt

By Callie Feyen 9 Comments

Whether you are a planner or prefer to fly by the seat of your pants, author Callie Feyen has some thoughts on the practice and poetry of keeping a planner.

Filed Under: Blog, Ode Poems, Poems, poetry, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources, writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing, Paper & Quills

2 Big Tips for Great Interviews (plus 1 more)

By Megan Willome 3 Comments

Orlean, Turnaround

Journalist and author Megan Willome has two tips for great interviews. (Make that three tips.)

Filed Under: Blog, writer's group resources, Writing Business Tips, Writing Tips

Gratitude Poetry Prompt: Look For the Constants

By Callie Feyen 6 Comments

When something is confusing, can we find something constant and move towards that?

Author Callie Feyen’s only advice for understanding poetry is to compare it to a middle school group chat conversation gone awry.

Filed Under: Blog, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources, writing prompt, writing prompts

Another Poetry at Work Day is in the Books

By Will Willingham 6 Comments

Poetry at Work Day snow and clouds

Another Poetry at Work Day is in the books. Come see how we celebrated all around the world.

Filed Under: Blog, Poetry at Work, Poetry at Work Day

Gratitude Poetry Prompt: Mystery of Marriage

By Callie Feyen 8 Comments

Author Callie Feyen looks to explain twenty years of marriage as a mysterious – albeit lovely – poem.

Filed Under: Blog, Language Arts, love poetry, poetry, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources, writing prompt, writing prompts

5 Simple Tricks to Make Space for Your Writing

By L.L. Barkat 18 Comments

Foggy space

At every stage of the writing process, mental space is a must. Try these 5 simple tricks to create must-have space (and avoid the McDonald’s Effect). One of the tricks might especially surprise you.

Filed Under: Blog, Poets and Writers Toolkit, writer's group resources, Writing Life

Gratitude Together: Leftover Astonishments

By Callie Feyen 11 Comments

Astonishments

“Do you know any of Anna Kamienska’s poetry? ‘Astonishments’ is my favorite,” Callie Feyen texted to her friend Stephanie. “I’ve been contemplating the last two lines of her ‘Gratitude’ poem: ‘Gratitude is a scattered / homeless love.’”

Filed Under: Friendship Project, Gratitude, Patron Only

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