Hello Friends,
As we prepare for the next edition of the Written Tales Chapbook Magazine, what theme would you like to read and write about? Suggestions are open and we would love to hear your feedback for vol 8!
Thank you,
Kevin
I would like to see writings on the theme of "betrayal." I think that would make for interesting poetry.
How about something like "courage" or "resilience?" Other ideas would be "Epiphanies" or "Surprises." :)
KEVIN:
Suggestion:
Keep it open. Not every one can write following a set theme--
--Dee Allen.
[ Oakland, California--traditional land of the Ohlone Nation ]
Poetic forms: duplex, pantoum, abcderian, prose poetry,hermit crab, cento
How about a favorite memory or just a memory of something/anything?
Maybe family or summer themed?
Open is fine, but I also suggest "eco-disaster."
'Nature Poetry' will be a perfect fit as it's Springtime. An open theme can also be considered for it will allow a wide range of subject matters.
Thanks,
Shamik
Nihilism and death -- that's pretty much all I write about. Make that the theme and I will bury your inbox in endless submissions.
I would like to see writings on the theme of "betrayal." I think that would make for interesting poetry.
How about something like "courage" or "resilience?" Other ideas would be "Epiphanies" or "Surprises." :)
KEVIN:
Suggestion:
Keep it open. Not every one can write following a set theme--
--Dee Allen.
[ Oakland, California--traditional land of the Ohlone Nation ]
Poetic forms: duplex, pantoum, abcderian, prose poetry,hermit crab, cento
How about a favorite memory or just a memory of something/anything?
Maybe family or summer themed?
Open is fine, but I also suggest "eco-disaster."
'Nature Poetry' will be a perfect fit as it's Springtime. An open theme can also be considered for it will allow a wide range of subject matters.
Thanks,
Shamik
Nihilism and death -- that's pretty much all I write about. Make that the theme and I will bury your inbox in endless submissions.