
Wonder, mystery, creativity: the craft of poetry and writing, and recommendations/guides for where to submit! Plus, analyzing the modern poetry landscape
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Dmitry Oleyn, “Seascape,” 2024
About: I write biweekly poems of joy and lyricism at my newsletter Lanterns in the Dark. Craft Talks is where I discuss the art and craft of poetry and try to help other poets.
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(Art by Francisco Fonseca)
About: I write a weekly-ish poem of joy and lyricism at my newsletter Lanterns in the Dark. Craft Talks is where I discuss the art and craft of poetry and lift up other poets.
I have spent hours tracking...
“In the Forest of Arden”, John Collier, 1892
Note: This is meant to be a semi-playful/satirical takedown of the average poem found in an average literary journal today. Please do not read it as more serious than intended.
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About: I write a weekly-ish poem of joy and lyricism at my newsletter Lanterns in the Dark. Craft Talks is where I discuss the art and craft of poetry and lift up other poets.
Sundown, Laura Knight, oil on convas, 1940
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Caspar David Friedrich, “Evening”
Ben Palpant, in his excellent book An Axe for the Frozen Sea: Conversations with poets about what matters most, talks about how Mischa Willett referred to Franz Kafka’s famous line “A book is an axe for th...
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Claire Archer-Adderholt: UCLA grad, believer, third culture kid, American South, wanderer. Poems at Cimarron Review, Wilderness House, Windhover, Orchards Journal, Ekstasis, etc
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