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After nightfall there’s no need for masks, everything is dedicated to create a feel, atmosphere and invoke the strangest of thoughts. This collection holds Poetry & Prose befitting the Small Hours of the night.

Another article designed to support your prose and poetry polishing in May.

Four souls seen in colors.

PoetryPlease has some big things on the go - don't miss out!

To round off Poetry Month's interview series, ^lovetodeviate spoke with ~paradoxicalshaman, who is one of her favourite writers.

In this interview, ~paradoxicalshaman talks about his writing process, the influence of nature on his poetry, revision, Creative Writing programs, and other interests.

The first step in learning how to revise is learning how to be a critical friend to someone else. The ultimate goal for revision is to make you a critical reader of your own writing. This month, with focused, research-based activities and friendly advice, we're going to try to teach you how to take on both these roles--and show you how acquiring these skills can help make you a better reader and writer in the future.

What happens when the cliche happy ending isn't happy after all? When reality seeps into the fairy tales people idolise and escape to? You decide with May's ProsePrompt.

In our second month, we at simplyprose have had another pleasing response to our set of prompts. You can see all the April submissions, and get started with May's prompts, right here.

Another article designed to support your prose and poetry polishing in May.

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After nightfall there’s no need for masks, everything is dedicated to create a feel, atmosphere and invoke the strangest of thoughts. This collection holds Poetry & Prose befitting the Small Hours of the night.

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new resources club needs resources.

The expected value is as high as first edition novels by Dahl, Rowling, and Fleming. Poets, hold on to your doggerel--it may be worth something someday.

The Life and death of ART

Poetry, lyrics to a piece by Murray Lachlan Young, a British Performance Poet, [link]

To here the poem spoken by the poet.... [link]

Experient649 will now feature stories! So come and join