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Memoir Notebook: The Worst Kind of Luck

By Darrelyn Saloom 60 Comments

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Darrelyn Saloom recalls her mother, Billie Burnside and the Circle Inn lounge in this poignant entry in the Memoir Notebook.

Filed Under: Blog, Memoir Notebook, Writing in Place

Top 10 Best Red Poems

By Will Willingham 7 Comments

Best Red Poems

If there’s one thing red is not, it’s neutral. We’ve collected ten of the best red poems that will totally attract your attention.

Filed Under: Blog, Red Poems

Top 10 Best Question Poems

By Will Willingham 12 Comments

Top 10 Question Poems

Here are 10 of the best question poems that give unexpected answers. How would you answer these same questions if the poem was yours?

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, poetry, Question Poems

Loki Goodness Campaign 3 & 4

By Anonymous 8 Comments

Loki art from SuperbWallpapers

The Loki Goodness Campaign is a parody of a phenomenon among Thor and Loki fans, many whom believe Loki has gotten a bad rap and is actually good.

Filed Under: Blog, Fiction, Loki Goodness Campaign

September Beats: Allen Ginsberg

By Glynn Young 13 Comments

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Allen Ginsberg started with the Beat Generation and became known for the obscenity trial over his “Howl and Other Poems” and a devotion to protest.

Filed Under: article, Beat Poets, Poems, poetry, Poets

Top 10 Best Rose Poems

By Will Willingham 14 Comments

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Robbie Burns didn’t write the first rose poem. But he may have written one of the best rose poems. Enjoy this fresh bouquet of 12—minus two!

Filed Under: Blog, Flower Poems, Red Poems, Rose Poems

The Loki Goodness Campaign, 2: Advice Column

By Anonymous 9 Comments

Loki Goodness Campaign SuperbWallpapers art

The Loki Goodness Campaign is a parody of a phenomenon among Thor and Loki fans, many whom believe Loki has gotten a bad rap and is actually good.

Filed Under: Blog, Fiction, Loki Goodness Campaign

The Loki Goodness Campaign, 1

By Anonymous 9 Comments

Loki art from SuperbWallpapers

The Loki Goodness Campaign is a parody of a phenomenon among Thor and Loki fans, many whom believe Loki has gotten a bad rap and is actually good.

Filed Under: Fiction, Loki Goodness Campaign, Student Writing

Memoir Notebook: Double I/Eye

By Anthony Connolly 4 Comments

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You’ll attempt in memoir to recall as best you can, but it’s not always possible. One possible avenue of resolving the memory folly is splitting the memoirist in two.

Filed Under: Memoir Notebook

Revamping The Raven—and Other Writing Mischief

By L.L. Barkat 17 Comments

Edward Gorey with Raven Illustration

What does it mean to have a well-rounded writing approach? It might require a dog, a cup of tea, and Poe’s “The Raven.”

Filed Under: Become a Better Writer, Blog, English Teaching Resources, writer's group resources, Writing Tips

How to Write a Poem: Jealous Poem Stacks

By L.L. Barkat 55 Comments

How to Write a Poem Sundial

English Teaching Resources: Poem stacks are good for starting something. Good for jealous days.

Filed Under: Bird Poems, Blog, English Teaching Resources, How to Write a Poem, Mischief Café Ideas, Nature Poems, Poem Stacks, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources

Top 10 Best Poems for Poem in Your Pocket Day

By Will Willingham 6 Comments

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We don’t want you to be caught poem-less on Poem in Your Pocket Day. Choose one of these best 10 short poems to keep with you all day.

Filed Under: Blog, National Poetry Month, Pocket Poems, Short Poems, Top 10 Poetic Picks

In Praise of the Ode (How to Write an Ode Infographic)

By Will Willingham 24 Comments

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Our new “In Praise of the Ode” infographic will give you a little ode history, famous odes and ode-lers, and some great tips on how to write an ode.

Filed Under: Blog, Infographics, Ode Poems, poetry, poetry teaching resources

Regional Tours: Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in California

By Dolly Lee 20 Comments

Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park Tunnel Big Sur

Literary Tours took me to Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. As I hiked to the lookout, anticipation was building; I hadn’t expected the trail to be so short.

Filed Under: Blog, Regional Tour

The Mischief Café

Choice Tea

Welcome to The Mischief Café, our welcome and announcement space for newcomers and regulars at Tweetspeak Poetry. For Tweetspeak Newcomers Want to connect with our community? Our Poetry Baristas are here to help you find your way. If they don’t happen to notice that you chose a table in the corner, feel free to wave […]

How to Become a Better Writer: Artist Date Otronicon

By Kathryn Neel 4 Comments

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Kathryn Neel considers how to become a better writer and storyteller both now and in the future by browsing technology at Otronicon 2014.

Filed Under: Artist Date, Blog

Top 10 Quotes from T. S. Eliot’s “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”

By Will Willingham 14 Comments

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What better place to start reading T. S. Eliot than “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”? To break it down, we start with 10 great quotes plus the whole poem.

Filed Under: Blog, love poems, poetry, Poetry Dare, Quotes, T.S. Eliot

Quote a Day

Quote A Day on Photos

Quote a day, for inspiration, sharing, or use as writing prompts! Three options: 1. Grab our Quote a Day widget and put it on your site ts   Quote a Day ts   Quote a Day Widget created by Sonia Joie. 2. Choose a quote from our beautiful selection of pre-made quotes on photographs 3. Choose a quote from […]

Writing Workshops: How to Powerfully Build Your Author Platform

By Jane Friedman 16 Comments

How to Powerfully Build Your Platform

Why do you need an author platform? Maybe you want to get an agent, sell a book proposal, or promote a book—self-published or with a traditional publisher.

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

Literary Birthdays: C.S. Lewis, Louisa May Alcott, Madeleine L’Engle

By Kimberlee Conway Ireton 10 Comments

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C. S. Lewis shares a birthday with beloved authors Madeleine L’Engle and Louisa May Alcott. Kimberlee Conway Ireton gives tribute to the three.

Filed Under: Children's Authors, Literary Birthdays

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