That’s right, friends! Sundress Publications is giving away two books for FREE in celebration of National Poetry Writing Month!
As you may have heard, the month of April is National Poetry Writing Month! What better way to celebrate NaPoWriMo than by giving away some free inspiration in the form of some of our most-loved books of poems?
Our blog, along with many other blogs across the web, is partnering with The Book of Kells and giving away our books in celebration of this special month! The goal is to share our favorite poets with each other as well as encourage you all to visit different poetry-loving blogs and see who other people are reading (and enter ALL THE GIVEAWAYS for more chances to win!).
Here at Sundress, we are giving away David Cazden’s The Lost Animals and a copy of our beloved boss lady Erin Elizabeth Smith’s most recent collection, The Naming of Strays.
To enter the giveaway, all you have to do is leave a comment below with your name, e-mail, and your favorite poem/poet, and you’ll be in the running for one of these books!
You have the rest of the month to comment and enter, and on May 1st we will randomly select 2 winners!
Happy NaPoWriMo!
Now, shouldn’t you be writing something?
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My favorite poet is HD, and my favorite poem of hers is likely “Leda,” one of her most empowering mythological poems. Though her trinity poems are a close second.
melissa eleftherion/melissa dot eleftherion dot gmail dot com
fave poet: phoenix carr
Dora Malech !!! She’s brilliant!
Joshua Amos Graff graff1980@yahoo.com favorite poet is Percy Bysse Shelley
Right now I’m loving Sarah Kortemeier’s poem “Courtship” in the April 2014 issue of “Sliver of Stone.” Also been obsessed with Ms. Lisa Marie Cole’s chapbooks as of late.
Oh I’d love these books!! Thanks for participating!!
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My favourite poet at the moment is Carol Rumens, who I discovered during my A-levels and am getting reacquainted with now 14 years later.