New Resources for Teaching Iambic Pentameter

By Artie | Published April 7, 2021

We’ve made a few improvements. Come and see! So good, we even had to tell our blog. Yes, for 2021, faced with a second National Poetry Month conducted via Zoom […]

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Announcing the 2016 Pushcart Prize Winners

By Artie | Published May 31, 2014

Made you look! (Hey, at least we didn’t Rickroll you.) But seriously, WHY are the Pushcart dates so confusing? Here are some date inconsistencies that are less confusing than Pushcart […]

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Here’s How to Teach Pentameter in Schools!

By Artie | Published May 10, 2013

Whether it’s sonnets or Shakespeare, iambic pentameter is a key skill in high school English classes. I was an eleventh-grader in Dr. Taylor’s AP English class when we spent an […]

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Press Release: Tandem, a Poetry Journal Edited by its Audience

By Artie | Published November 15, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE City’s First Crowd-Sourced Poetry Anthology is Distinctly San Francisco. San Francisco is a town famous for its poets. Yet a new poetry anthology hatched in the Mission […]

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