Introducing: Word Weaving—A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse

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If you are a participant, or just love to read the responses to the prompts, there is great news for poets from Colleen Chesebro and Jules Paige about a new syllabic poetry journal to be published annually. There is no fee to enter but head over to check the introduction post for more detail.

📝Word Weaving📝

Word Weavingbegan as a creative experiment between two poetic friends, Colleen Chesebro and JulesPaige, birthed from our combined love for writing syllabic poetry on Word Craft: Prose & Poetry at wordcraftpoetry.com. Those Tanka Tuesday poetry challenges got us thinking. What if we published a yearly poetry journal of syllabic verse to encourage emerging poets?

Jules and I are excited to contribute to the writing community. Our aim is to be a small, online, and print poetry journal that shares thoughtful syllabic poetry with uplifting fresh voices while supporting established ones. There are no submission fees. Read our submissions page to learn more.

The proceeds from the sale of this journal will be used to sponsor a yearly poetry contest on Word Craft: Prose & Poetry atwordcraftpoetry.comto be announced in 2022. Prizes will be determined at a later date. We will keep the cost of the ebook…

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22 thoughts on “Introducing: Word Weaving—A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse”

  5. What a great idea. It’s amazing how syllabic poetry has taken off here on wordpress, a lot of it thanks to Colleen’s weekly challenges and her efforts to educate us. Congrats to both Colleen and Jules on the new venture! Thanks for sharing, Sally.

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  6. Fabulous idea! Congratulations to Colleen and Jules. I’m not much of a poet, but I’ll always be a supporter of the written word. I hope some emerging poets seize this opportunity to join in.

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I would be delighted to receive your feedback (by commenting, you agree to Wordpress collecting your name, email address and URL) Thanks Sally

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