NEW BOOK ALERT! SECOND CLASS BOYFRIEND BY MAAZI IBIAM UDE UFIEM
In this chapbook, 'Second Class Boyfriend', you will find the best of those erotic poems, ranging from the 'wholeness' one experiences with a true lover, to the satisfaction one gains from romantic relationships, and everything in between- these poems cover all the magnificent voice parts of thrilling moans.
HOW TO PUBLISH A BOOK: A 10 STEP GUIDE
So many writers get overwhelmed with the abundance of information about the self-publishing process, what it’ll cost, how to do it right, how to come up with a good book idea, and more.
TRADITIONAL PUBLISHING VERSUS SELF PUBLISHING
Self-publishing is the act of independently publishing your book on a platform like Amazon without the need of a traditional publishing house. Self-publishing a book is done with these steps:
IN THE BEGINNING
This post is a poem with a certain mythical sense to it. It speaks of the transcendental nature of mortal existence.
10 ESSENTIAL TYPES OF POETRY
The great thing about poetry is that you can play with it. If you struggle with one form, feel free to set it aside and try another. And don’t be afraid of those rules
SELF PUBLISHING WITH POEMIFY PUBLISHERS
Whether you are planning to self-publish, or looking for ghostwriting services, we have packages to suit your needs.
HOW TO EDIT POETRY
Here’s a guide on how to edit poetry. This guide includes poetry editing strategies guaranteed to help you become a great poetry editor.
CALL FOR SUBMISSION: BOYS ARE NOT STONES IV: “DEMIGODS”
Boys Are Not Stone Initiative is delighted to announce the call for submissions for its fourth Anthology “Boys Are Not Stones IV—Demigods: Celebrating Fathers, Friends and Heroes".
CALL FOR SUBMISSION: KESJACK POETRY SERIES
KesJack poetry series is open for her first issue submission themed: 2020 One (2020-2021). KesJack is pleased to announce that we are starting with poems by young African poets from age 18 to 30.
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WRITING TO LITERARY MAGAZINES
Would you like to start submitting your work to literary magazines but don’t quite know how to even begin? Or perhaps you are unsure if you are making the right first impression with editors. This wonderful guide for writers seeking to get their work into print comes handy.