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Every Sunday this article will aim to promote volunteer opportunities, various resources, prompts, challenges, and workshops, as well as highlighting various contests, and spotlighting a specific group or project for two weeks. This is by no means a complete list of all the literature going-ons, merely a tool to help you get involved and stay informed.
This month we will be revisiting #Poetry-To-The-Masses/~PoetryToTheMasses and taking a look at #RomanceforEveryone! 
to bring to you a few brilliant pieces lurking on dA somewhere...
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Write a vignette or short story about a moment in Pansy's life at the castle. It can be anything from having a quiet cup of tea with Mrs. Squeak to celebrating Christmas or trying to get a few days off to visit her family.
From here.
NEW YORK - Avant-garde poet Michael Palmer has won the Wallace Stevens Award, a $100,000 prize given annually for "outstanding and proven mastery in the art of poetry."
"Michael Palmer is the foremost experimental poet of his generation and perhaps of the last several generations," according to a statement issued earlier this week by the Academy of American Poets, which gives the prize.
"A gorgeous writer who has taken cues from Wallace Stevens, the Black Mountain poets, John Ashbery, contemporary French poets, the poetics of Octavio Paz and from language poetries. He is one of the most original craftsmen at work in English at the present time."
Palmer, 63, is the author of "Company of Moths," "Codes Appearing" and numerous other collections.
Previous winners of the Stevens award, which was founded in 1994, include John Ashbery, Adrienne Rich and W.S. Merwin.
NEW YORK - Avant-garde poet Michael Palmer has won the Wallace Stevens Award, a $100,000 prize given annually for "outstanding and proven mastery in the art of poetry."
"Michael Palmer is the foremost experimental poet of his generation and perhaps of the last several generations," according to a statement issued earlier this week by the Academy of American Poets, which gives the prize.
"A gorgeous writer who has taken cues from Wallace Stevens, the Black Mountain poets, John Ashbery, contemporary French poets, the poetics of Octavio Paz and from language poetries. He is one of the most original craftsmen at work in English at the present time."
Palmer, 63, is the author of "Company of Moths," "Codes Appearing" and numerous other collections.
Previous winners of the Stevens award, which was founded in 1994, include John Ashbery, Adrienne Rich and W.S. Merwin.
Blue Dog Aust Poetry
Famous Reporter
Imago
Mattoid
Papertiger
Salt/westerly
Tamba
The Age
Cordite
Island
Going down swinging
Meanjin
Quadrant
The Australian
Heat
Stylus...
just to name a few I know of.