by Holly Lyn Walrath. Speculative poetry has just made history with its first Hugo Award. In this interview, winner Marie Brennan explains why this recognition could help readers appreciate poetry as a powerful form of speculative storytelling.
by Holly Lyn Walrath. From contracts to community, a small press founder shares seven essential lessons: what to expect, what to avoid, and what truly matters.
by Wendy Van Camp. Learn how to craft your own poetry chapbook—from selecting a theme to designing the cover—with tips to publish, connect, and share your voice.
by Gwynne Garfinkle Pop culture such as movies, TV shows, music, and graphic novels can be a great source for
by Brenda Gates Spielman When my first book was published in 1979, I had no difficulty describing myself as an
by Brian U. Garrison A poem doesn’t need an award to have impact. But the process of celebrating builds community,
