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Catching up with spec poetry online
Feb. 3rd, 2015 03:06 pmIf you’re like me, 2015 started off a little too fast . . . leaving you without enough time to enjoy the great spec poetry offered online in January.
Fortunately, it’s still there waiting for you! (Nice thing about the Internet.) Here are a couple of items to get you started:
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divadiane1's recent Poetry Planet segments on the StarShipSofa podcast have featured winners of the SFPA’s Elgin Awards for best spec poetry collection & chapbook. These are really lovely readings, with a generous selection of poems from 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners in each category.
Find Part 1 (Poetry Planet #14) here.
Find Part 2 (Poetry Planet #15) here.
If you prefer to read rather than listen to your speculative poetry, the SFPA’s online journal Eye to the Telescope has issue #15 up. This one is guest-edited by Anastasia Andersen, and features work by women poets. Find it here.
[Truth in LJing: I have a poem in this issue. It’s a sonnet, “Self 2.0”]
Fortunately, it’s still there waiting for you! (Nice thing about the Internet.) Here are a couple of items to get you started:
divadiane1's recent Poetry Planet segments on the StarShipSofa podcast have featured winners of the SFPA’s Elgin Awards for best spec poetry collection & chapbook. These are really lovely readings, with a generous selection of poems from 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners in each category.Find Part 1 (Poetry Planet #14) here.
Find Part 2 (Poetry Planet #15) here.
If you prefer to read rather than listen to your speculative poetry, the SFPA’s online journal Eye to the Telescope has issue #15 up. This one is guest-edited by Anastasia Andersen, and features work by women poets. Find it here.
[Truth in LJing: I have a poem in this issue. It’s a sonnet, “Self 2.0”]
