Apology for the lateness. We will be trying to do a daily prompt for National Poetry Month. If we miss any day expect us to catch up when we can. If you want us to feature your response… Email it to us. (Though we reserve the right to edit it and send it back to you if it needs it) we look forward to seeing all the wonderful ideas that flow from you.
In honor of World Poetry Day… Post us a link to your favorite indie poet, or link to your poetry.
We are so thrilled that Michael has joined us again. He has been with us for everything we have done so far, both Faery Footprints and Under the Mists. His writing is definitely worth the read.
Michael Walters currently lives in northern New York where he teaches robotics and physics at a local university. He publishes a haiku a day on his blog to keep his creative side active while doing all that heavy science. He has plans to release his first novel, Fallen From Mercy in October 2019, if his cats let him.
His websites:
nevershortonwords.wordpress.com
drivebyhaiku.wordpress.com
http://www.facebook.com/MichaelJWaltersAuthor
michaeljwalterswriting.com
This was sent to us a little bit ago but it was lost in email for a time. It was in response to a prompt/picture we shared. We think that Rose did a extraordinary job writing this.
This looks like an entrance from the faerie realm. Does it inspire you? Write a poem about it and send it to us. We will feature it on our social media. Write a story and we may use it in Through the Sunshine – our upcoming anthology. Deadline was extended til Feb 14th at midnight!
Enjoy coming up with something and let us see what you got!
Happy Writing!
So we have been doing a spotlight for each of the contributors, but this one felt special. Both of these are descended from Patricia Harris.
Nicholas is a family man, a mechanic, and a volunteer firefighter. So far the poem included is the only one he has written.
Nk is an emerging poet. He is a leader and quite an energetic writer.
Both men are into gaming.
We, at Fae Corps are so pleased to be able to include the writing of both of these young men and the poet Patricia Harris in this volume.
Molly Hogan is a fourth grade teacher who lives in a rambling old farmhouse in rural Maine. She is fascinated by the sense of possibility that is so pervasive in nature — the sense that everything can change in an instant. She devotes her free time to walking and wandering, writing poems, and personal essays, and nature photography.
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