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Yes - A Movie of Prose
Sally Potter's remarkable feat of a movie whose dialogue is comprised entirely of iambic pentameter.

Eliipses in Poetry
The unfortunate trend of adding ellipses to a poem, and why it should be avoided at all costs.

To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme?
Rhyme, for its part, is a pivotal part of what most think of when defining what constitutes poetry. So why should beginning poets simply never use it?

Creative Methods and Techniques for Poetry
When inspiration seems lacking, try these alternative exercises to rekindle your inner muse.

How to Self-Publish Your Poetry
An insight into the murky world of self-publishing your own works.

Writers Retreats and Residencies
A look at writers retreats and residencies and how to apply for yours today.

William McGonagall - The World's Worst Poet
Recent sales for a collection of William McGonagall's first editions broke all records, outselling even first editions of JK Rowling, Ian Fleming and Roald Dahl. Not bad for a poet considered so excruciatingly inept that he was regularly bombarded with rotten food at his readings.

Invocation of the Muse
Invoking the Muse was common practice among the classical poets to assuage writers block and lend inspiration to every creative endevour.

Spiritual Intoxication - Interpretations of Rumi
One of the great spiritual wanderers of time , the great poet/mystic Jelaluddin Rumi weaves tales of Love of the Divine through the eyes of a mortal and with the help of a wandering dervish named Shams.

The Poems of Paul Celan
A review of an exceptional translation of one of the most relevant and transcendent poets of the twentieth century, Paul Celan.

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