Year: 2018
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National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Sarah Dickenson Snyder
Each day in April, in honor of National Poetry Month and our third anniversary issue (find out how to get a copy HERE), we are running an interview with a poet who has been published in Gyroscope Review. Read on. National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Sarah Dickenson Snyder How will you celebrate…
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National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Deborah L. Davitt
Each day in April, in honor of National Poetry Month and our third anniversary issue (find out how to get a copy HERE), we are running an interview with a poet who has been published in Gyroscope Review. Read on. National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Deborah L. Davitt How will you celebrate…
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National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Carla Schwartz
Each day in April, in honor of National Poetry Month and our third anniversary issue (find out how to get a copy HERE), we are running an interview with a poet who has been published in Gyroscope Review. Read on. National Poetry Month Interview Series: Interview with Poet Carla Schwartz How will you celebrate National…
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Third Anniversary Issue, National Poetry Month, and an Interview with Laura E. Hoffman
Happy National Poetry Month! We are excited about today because not only do we kick off a month of interviews on our website in honor of National Poetry Month, but also because our third anniversary issue is now available. Our Spring 2018 issue, the largest single issue we’ve ever produced, has a special themed section…
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Et Tu, Scriptor?
Et Tu, Scriptor? Did you know that March 15 has another important meaning, besides it being the day Julius Caesar was assassinated in Rome in 44 BC? The Romans also observed this day as a deadline for settling debts. It’s a good time for writers to settle their debts also. Especially the ones they have…
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Wild Places for Wild Poets
Today is the anniversary of the creation of Yellowstone National Park. Established on March 1, 1872, Yellowstone was the first national park in the world, a place set aside as a public park…for the benefit and enjoyment of the people (wording from The Yellowstone National Park Protection Act). In thinking about this place, a place…
