poetry

Writers@Work: How to Use Poetry to Spice Up Your Writing

Use poetry to spice up your writing. If your writing feels dry and boring, poetic elements such as metaphors, images, and juicy language can make it sing! Read more at Writers@Work: How to Use Poetry to Spice Up Your Writing

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EDEN UNDERGROUND by Alessandro Manzetti

Eden Underground is new dark poetry collection from Bram Stoker Awards® nominee Alessandro Manzetti. Another snake, another tree, another Eve. A surreal journey into obsessions and aberrations of the modern world and the darker side, which often takes control of the situation. Madness, violence, aberrant sex, war, hallucinations, sadism, disturbing archetypes, These are the blackContinue reading “EDEN UNDERGROUND by Alessandro Manzetti”

Guest Post: The Molten Form of Poetry by Ron Gavalik

The Molten Form of Poetry By Ron Gavalik PittsburghWriter.net Reading poetry is one of life’s truly intimate joys. Unlike more social entertainment such as films, theater, and sporting events, experiencing poetry is an individual pursuit. When cracking open a book of verse, we shuck off the mortal coil while our minds delve into a cerebralContinue reading “Guest Post: The Molten Form of Poetry by Ron Gavalik”

An Interview With Stephanie M. Wytovich

Joining me on the blog today is dark poetess Stephanie M. Wytovich. Stephanie is an Alum of Seton Hill University, where she double-majored in English Literature and Art History. Wytovich is published in over 40 literary magazines, and HYSTERIA is her first collection. She is currently attending graduate school to pursue her MFA in WritingContinue reading “An Interview With Stephanie M. Wytovich”