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08/29/2020

Poetry Manuscript Critique & Review
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07/25/2020

EXCITING NEWS: Joanne Leva’s poem, Eden Imagined and Exotic, is featured on E-Verse Radio! 👇🏼

Author of the poetry collection, Eve Heads Back, forthcoming from Kelsay Books (Oct 2020), and Eve Would Know (Kelsay Books, 2017), Joanne Leva is founder and Executive Director of the Montgomery County Poet Laureate Program (MCPL). Leva’s poems have appeared in The American Poetry Review, Peace i...

04/17/2020

Calling all poets!
A Tekpoet mentor will critique and review your manuscript or individual poems with personalized commentary on your work, including specific suggestions for revision.
Schedule a personalized Critique and Commentary on your poetry with Chad Frame, Montgomery County Poet Laureate - MCPL, Director. A discounted rate is being offered to the first 20 people who sign up. Message us for details now!

08/13/2018

The perfect getaway for poets! Camphill Soltane Aug 17-19, 2018. Register now! 👭👬👫

08/09/2018

Hey, are you writing? Let’s us know if you need any support getting you poems published 👍🏼

05/13/2016

If you want to be a poet, you must do two things above all others. First you must stop “wanting” to be a poet. Wanting is never satisfied; it empties you and keeps you hungry. Secondly, feed the poet. Go to http://www.tekpoet.com/story/want-poet-must-two-things-others/ and read blog post by Tekpoet, JC Todd.

04/10/2016

Before you do anything else, finish this: I remember the smell of...

04/05/2016

Inkspiration: A writer's need
—Bloom's Bouquet of Imaginary Words

01/06/2015

You cannot expect success with the publication process if your manuscript is not ordered properly. We guarantee satisfaction in every way - from critique and commentary to branding and project management.

10/05/2014

"One must be drenched in words, literally soaked in them, to have the right ones form themselves into the proper pattern at the right moment."
—Hart Crane