Carol’s Poetry Puddles
Carol Willette BachofnerSplash around in our red rubber poetry boots and yellow slickers and see what poems might rise to the surface. Rev up your writing practice. Explore what poetry can do and write with abandon! Learn and do! Your online workshop is here!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 147 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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POP UP Schedule
Here are some dates and locations for a POP UP poem experience:
August 5 12:15- 1:00 PM Clan McLaren Rockland
August 12 noon to 1 PM Rock City Cafe Rockland
August 19 noon to 1 PM Fresh Off the Farm Rockport
August 22 11 AM until 3 PM M...
Practice Makes Confidence
To restate the (hopefully) obvious, if you want to write well, you have to write. A teacher once said to his class (a quote from someone else) “we all love having written.” This is a fact. Once the last punctuation mark is in its place or t...
Making Work New
"but I just finished it!"
Some people (the “they” who say things) insist that the hardest part of writing is to begin. Sure — After you cleanse your mind of what you wrote last.
New Form Part 2
Continued from 07/172026
The result of this adventure has led me to breaking and reconstituting other forms. But lately I have been thinking about making a poem that does something entirely different. I needed a new form.
Making New Forms, Part 1
run wild on the page
I think that many (most?) writers get a bit spooked when trying to write “in form.” I know the sonnet (traditional English or Petrarchan) was a bugaboo in my writing for years (more than a few years). I like writing th...
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7 books, publication in journals and anthologies, served as Poet Laureate (Rockland, ME 2012-16), described as a natural teacher of poetry. Offers workshops and seminars on reading and writing poetry.
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