Some are interested in producing publishable works; they want to see their poems in magazines and journals; maybe they want to publish their own collection or place their poems in an anthology. Others just want to explore poetry as an art form, for self-expression, or therapeutic reasons. Th...
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What kind of editing did you need to do to make the blog posts work in a book? Did you need to add transitions, revise for flow from one post to the next, rewrite because of the different timeline, etc.? The editing was primarily a matter of refining and polishing the poems. The po...
Watch out for typos and basic errors as well. You should only send out a manuscript that has been thoroughly proofread. 2 Organize your poems for the manuscript. From here, you'll want to organize your poems. A poetry anthology should function like a novel. It should progress naturally, mo...