In writing her poem, “In the Steps of RBG,” Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer’s message was: “Wow, you did it. ... But if there’s little joy, let me step anyway. Then take another step.

1. Dispel the notion that reading poetry is going to dramatically change your life. Your life is continually changing; most of the time you’re simply too busy to pay enough attention to it.

“I promise you, there’s a poem for everyone,” she says. Next, decide what you want to write about. Simple as it sounds, this can often be the hardest step for writers.

This approachable new poetry book from Palmetto Publishing speaks volumes about intersectionality in today’s complex world My Little Book of Poems cover Charleston, SC, Sept. 18, 2024 (GLOBE ...

Rose McLarney's collection of poems, The Always Broken Plates of Mountains, is published by Four Way Books.Her work has appeared in the Kenyon Review, Orion, New England Review, Painted Bride ...

Strand Magazine has published little-known or unseen works by the author before, such as Chandler's short satire of corporate culture called Advice to an Employer, which the magazine ran in 2020 ...