Line Breaks

Composition and Instinct: An Interview with Cesca Janece Waterfield

by Tracy Younblod Reviews & Interviews

Composition and Instinct: An Interview with Cesca Janece Waterfield

By Tracy Younblod

I try to rely on composition as much or more than instinct.

Feb
20
2013
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I try to rely on composition as much or more than instinct.

Learning from Arbitrary Grids

by Joe Weil Poetry and Poetics

Learning from Arbitrary Grids

By Joe Weil

We can enter a poem in an almost limitless number of ways–through its imagery, its social underpinnings, its meaning, its rhythms, its sentence structure, its line breaks.

Sep
19
2012
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We can enter a poem in an almost limitless number of ways–through its imagery, its social underpinnings, its meaning, its rhythms, its sentence structure, its line breaks.

How to Edit Poems in a Workshop (Towards a Different Kind of Workshop, Part III)

by Joe Weil Poetry and Poetics

How to Edit Poems in a Workshop (Towards a Different Kind of Workshop, Part III)

By Joe Weil

Break up into groups, something they love to do now-a-days: Line/space coach, image/word choice coach, rhythm/syntax coach, and meaning/subtext coach.

Oct
30
2010
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Break up into groups, something they love to do now-a-days: Line/space coach, image/word choice coach, rhythm/syntax coach, and meaning/subtext coach.

Google Uses Wittgenstein

by Micah Towery Art

Google Uses Wittgenstein

By Micah Towery

Canada, it’s spring-break time. We’ve already got trees budding. Actually, many schools have gotten the whole Winter Olympics off for two or three weeks of extended spring break drunkenness. I’ve been glued to CTV for the last week or so, watching my new favorite sport: curling. No joke, this game is intense.

Feb
23
2010
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Canada, it’s spring-break time. We’ve already got trees budding. Actually, many schools have gotten the whole Winter Olympics off for two or three weeks of extended spring break drunkenness. I’ve been glued to CTV for the last week or so, watching my new favorite sport: curling. No joke, this game is intense.