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Please take a moment to look at some of the poetry and language-related websites we've collected over the years. Recommend sites to peoplespoetry@peoplespoetry.org |
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http://www.westernfolklife.org/ The Academy of American Poets, sponsor of National Poetry
Month, is one of the oldest and largest service organizations. Since 1966, the most active poet-run arts project in the country,
the St. Marks Poetry Project. The Nuyorican Poets Cafe – site of the infamous slams!
The ur Center of NYC lit is A Gathering of the Tribes. Publisher of fantastic guides to the teaching and writing of poetry,
Teachers & Writers published the curriculum guide to the
Gathering. The Rotterdam International Poetry Festival. Every year
poets turn Rotterdam into the capital of poetry. About.com has an eclectic take but with an emphasis on
spoken word and oral traditions. Includes many links, always current. The University of Buffalo Poetics Department digs deep
into the avant garde and provides in-depth looks at today's poetry. The World of Poetry contains lots of video and audio from
the award-winning PBS series, "The United States of Poetry," as
well as anew digital poetry anthology model.  |
Chat with poets, post poems and events, submit a poem of the day,
and sign up to receive a personal webpage! Poetry Society of America—sponsors Poetry in Motion,
putting poems on public transit in US. Native American poetics—a great site! Dada was one of the first modernist poetry movements. One of the most engaging poetry sites on the Net. The creator,
Rick Lupert, has a wacky, totally internet perspective. Need a small press book fast? You need Small Press Distribution! Publisher's Weekly Website dedicated to Eritrean culture, art, literature, and
politics. One of the most active service organizations in the field, and
publisher of Poets & Writers Magazine. |