Tag: National Poetry Month

  • Let the Poets Speak! – Jude Hopkins

    Jude Hopkins Bio Jude Hopkins was one of the runners-up in Proximity Magazine’s 2018 Personal Essay Contest, judged by Hanif Abdurraqib, for her essay “The Diagnosis.” She has also published in The Los Angeles Times and has had poems published in Timber Creek Review, Gyroscope Review, and California Quarterly, among other journals. https://judehopkins.withknown.com/ Website: https://www.judehopkinswriting.net/ Find…

  • Promopalooza – Cassie Premo Steele

    Cassie Premo Steele Do you have an MP3 of you reading a poem? Send it along. Yes, thank you! This is a new poem called “Dear Audre, Mother.” Here’s the link to the audio: Video Your Chapbook or Book Title, Press, Where available for sale. My most recent poetry book is Tongues in Trees: poems…

  • Promopalooza – Daniel Edward Moore

    Daniel Edward Moore Your Chapbook or Book Title, Press, Where available for sale. “Waxing The Dents” Brick Road Poetry Press. It is available directly from the press and Amazon and Barnes and Noble. What inspired you to write this Chapbook/Book? What else should we know about it? Or just add the Blurb. “Daniel Edward Moore…

  • Promopalooza – Matthew Babcock

    Matthew Babcock Do you have an MP3 of you reading a poem? Send it along. LINK to 3 audio poems Your Chapbook or Book Title, Press, Where available for sale. Strange Terrain (Mad Hat), Amazon, https://madhat-press.com/ What inspired you to write this Chapbook/Book? What else should we know about it? Or just add the Blurb.…

  • Promopalooza – David B. Prather

    David B. Prather Do you have an MP3 of you reading a poem? Send it along. Your Chapbook or Book Title, Press, Where available for sale. WE WERE BIRDS, Main Street Rag Publishing, What inspired you to write this Chapbook/Book? What else should we know about it? Or just add the Blurb. WE WERE BIRDS…

  • Promopalooza – Linda Neal

    Linda Neal Your Chapbook or Book Title, Press, Where available for sale. This is my second collection. The first, Dodge & Burn, came as a response to my long-term partner’s death, but included other grief-focused poems. That led to the larger griefs of aging, personal extinction and planetary extinction which inform the poems in Not About Dinosaurs.  Available…