Igor Bunjevac, currently studying Creative Writing, returns to share some ideas about building writing habits.
Guest Entry: Setting Yourself Up To Write
Guest Entry: An Etymological Meditation: Humoristic-anguished essay in a register poetico et eleganti
Where does the word 'poetry' come from? This and a lot more is explored by Valère Gaube in a beautiful mixture of poetry, prose and philosophy.
Guest Entry: Criminals
Abel Lovasz shares a short poem about the essence of being human, perhaps?
Guest Entry: An Emerald Reflection (Short Story)
Sheena Shah shares a story she wrote a few months ago and explains how it relates to our current experience of the world.
Guest Entry: Another Murder Story
Maxime shares some of his work telling the story of a gruesome night... What happened?
A Girl and a Jester- Two Love Poems
Flame and Davide wrote love poems through a different perspective.
Guest Entry: On the Benefits of Diary Writing
Nicolas Calmes tells about an encounter which convinced him to regularly keep a journal. What benefits could diary writing have?
Guest Entry: Writing about Writing
Otilia Dragan reflects on her approach to personal and others' written work. She explains what good writing means to her.
Guest Entry: Inspiration: A Personal Approach
Igor Bunjevac offers an extension to Davide's recent post on inspiration. A long read, but it will give you a good idea on how to start writing.
Guest Entry: Ravens
‘A journey through the past uncovering and exploring the genesis and the changes of and in a Poet.' Fernando Martins da Mota presents his own writing in our second ever guest entry.
Guest Еntry: No Man’s Son
Our first guest entry by an anonymous contributor. Also Flame made a good joke here.
Theory of Poetry: Syllables and Stress
Poetry, oh poetry, wherefore dost thou rhythm produce?
Theory of Poetry: Writing a Mold – Haiku and Sonnet
Have you ever wanted to get into writing? Let us offer a few ideas on how you might get started.
Two Open Letters to Contemporary Poetry
Davide and Flame share their views on what they find wrong about their contemporaries' work.
Lëtz Write 