Poetry Critique Group Expanding

February 17, 2013

by Ryukan

(From Alison Jennings):

POETS SEEKING POETS
A poetry writing group in the North End near Mill Creek
is now open to additional members.

We are a small group of poets whose goal is to create poems
of publishable quality through is pfizer viagra available in india honest critique and helpful
suggestions for revision.

We meet twice a month to read each other’s poetry and give/get
feedback on craft, meaning, and other technical concerns.

The group is a mixture of published poets and poets
looking for a larger, more evaluative audience. Some of us
have also done open mics and reading series (e.g., Faultlines).

Interested? For more info, email us at djenning6@msn.com

1 Comment

Debbie Bongiovanni on February 20, 2013 at 11:21 am

I am in California and I am a poet. Wonder if there is anything near me so that I can participate.

Thanks,

Debbie

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