Tag: poetry

How To Get Your Poetry Published In Journals and Magazines

Getting poetry published in a literary journal or magazine can be tough. It can feel even more difficult than seeking publication for fiction, as there tend to be fewer opportunities available for poets. But getting your poetry published is not impossible! If you take the right approach with the preparation and submissions process, you're much more […]

Poet of the Month, TJ Wilkshire, on Poetry Techniques & Staying Ambitious

Poem of the Month, ‘My Head’ by TJ Wilkshire

This piece is part of our ongoing series 'Poem of the Month'. Every month, the Writer's Edit team selects their favourite submission and provides detailed feedback to the author. Stay tuned for an int

Poet of the Month, Claire Wong, on Fusing Classic and Contemporary Poetry

Every month, Writer's Edit selects one work to feature as our Poem of the Month. This year we're going behind the scenes of the writing to discuss inspirations and influences with the authors themselves. We spoke with UK-based writer, Claire Wong, about her poem 'Etymology in the Buffer Zone' and the mythological inspirations behind her […]

Poem of the Month: ‘Etymology in the Buffer Zone’ by Claire Wong

Poet of the Month, Donna Waters, on Sestina Poetry and Writing Advice

Poet of the Month, Marilyn Humbert, on Mythology and Writing Advice

Every month, Writer's Edit selects one work to feature as our Poem of the Month. This year we're going behind the scenes of the writing to discuss inspirations and influences with the authors themselves. We talked with Sydney tanka poet Marilyn Humbert about her enrapturing poem 'Small Hours' and its use of mythology. What’s your […]

Poem of the Month: ‘Small Hours’ by Marilyn Humbert

Poet of the Month Katherine O’Chee on Imagery and Inspiration

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