Includes Internet references (p. 185-190).
Some thoughts for the aspiring poet / Seamus Cashman
Reading it. Creative reading / Maurice Harmon
Reading and writing poetry / Michael Heffernan
The translatable rhythm of breath / Anne Fitzgerald
Why do that? / Lex Runciman
Writing it. Toronto interlude / Rita Ann Higgins
Writing from Alaska / Emily Wall
"What's the point?" / Susan Millar DuMars
Getting started / Joan McBreen
A delicate balancing act / Eamonn Wall
"What do you do?" / John Hildebidle
Workshops / Jean O'Brien
The long labour / Caroline Lynch
Writing poetry in Irish / Celia de Fréine
Finding the story / Nessa O'Mahony
Publishing it. So you want to emerge? / Joseph Woods
Some reflections on writing poetry and publishing in Canada / Stephanie McKenzie
Dear poet / Chris Mansell
Publishing poetry for children : my experience / Gabriel Fitzmaurice
The doghouse story / Noel King
Writing and publishing : a Zimbabwean experience / Primrose C. Dzenga
Starting a poetry press / J.P. Dancing Bear
The pros and cons of promoting your poetry via the Internet / Todd Swift
The Manhattan Review : fidelity to an irrational impulse / Philip Fried
Publishing poetry online : the experience of terrain.org / Simmons B. Buntin
The health and feeding of one species of fox : the sionnach / David Gardiner
Small press publishing / John M. FitzGerald
Every solid thing / Janice Fitzpatrick-Simmons
All poetry's children under the one wide roof / Kevin Higgins
The poetry of local authorities / James Harrold.
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Poetry : reading it, writing it, publishing it. ISBN 9780956128751. Published by Salmon Poetry in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
