Three poems – “Self-Comparison,” “Reflection,” and “Roots” – from writer, international speaker, academic author, and poet Barbara Ficarra.
Never Too Late I don’t know the difference between poetry and a diary entry. Isn’t life just poetry in its truest form? Its twists and turns, its trials and tribulations,
Three poems – “Hands,” “I’m okay, it’s just that,” and “Before my father was ash” – by New Haven, CT, poet Tim Stobierski.
Five poems – “The Whereabouts of Heaven,” “My Love Don’t Dream, She Vignettes,” “dense thickets,” “Mediums Mystics and Madmen,” and ‘salt water taffy” – by Mike Jurkovic.
Rick Soshensky shares a story of his father’s (Emanuel Soshensky) experience during his time as an Air Force photo interpreter in World War II.
Three poems – “Eyes of Stone,” “The Midnight Toilet Clog,” and “The Two Minute Novella” – by writer and poet Richard Rose.
In these four classes, led by Ian Ross Singleton, you’ll identify and implement concrete techniques, devices, and strategies for your own writing.
Four poems – Spiritual Harmonization,” “Love,” “Sac-Town,” and “We Always Could Love More” – from Sacramento poet & writer Nicholas Viglietti.
Submissions are open for a special witchcraft-themed edition of the Heroines Anthology and the 2025 Heroines Women’s writing prize.
Photos from the Mid-Winter Poetry Open Mic, hosted by Mary Panza, at Mojo’s Cafe & Gallery in Troy, NY on Saturday, February 1, 2025.
HVWG members are invited to submit up to five short poems for publication as individual keepsake poetry cards in the 2025 POW! project.
The HWVG and Sand Lake Center for the Arts announce open auditions for two plays written by local playwrights K. A. Laity and Eric Eichorn.
