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SingPoWriMo 2014
Singapore Poetry Writing Month, or as we affectionately call it, SingPoWriMo.
Write one poem a day for thirty days in the cruel month of April that was the challenge thrown open to the wilderness of the interwebz. This anthology brings together the best of the hundreds of poems that were submitted, from verses written in response to fiendish "include-all-these-six-words-in-your-poem" challenges, to impromptu poems written on whim. In the spirit of the democratic process of poetry, we feature first-time poets beside established ones, and blackout poems besides long-forgetten such as the liwuli.
Write one poem a day for thirty days in the cruel month of April that was the challenge thrown open to the wilderness of the interwebz. This anthology brings together the best of the hundreds of poems that were submitted, from verses written in response to fiendish "include-all-these-six-words-in-your-poem" challenges, to impromptu poems written on whim. In the spirit of the democratic process of poetry, we feature first-time poets beside established ones, and blackout poems besides long-forgetten such as the liwuli.
264 pages
First published January 1, 2014
About the author
Ann Ang
14 books15 followersAnn Ang’s poetry, fiction and non-fiction have appeared in Eclectica Magazine, the Quarterly Literary Review of Singapore (QLRS), Ceriph, Kartika Review, The Common and elsewhere. Her first collection of short stories, titled Bang My Car (Math Paper Press, 2012), was launched at the Singapore Writers’ Festival 2012. An avid birdwatcher, she works as an educator in Singapore.
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January 7, 2015
Really REALLY enjoyed this collection. There's a poem here for everyone! I might even try my hand at some of the prompts :-)
August 30, 2015
It's a joy to read. Sometimes I feel like reading a whole book of poetry can be rather trying, but the daily prompts help to keep the collection focused and engaging.
January 19, 2015
An amazing collection that will definitely satisfy your poetry cravings with the eclectic range of poems from a variety of talented poets from all walks of life. And as Pooja Nansi, their editor mentioned, I had not only found one poem that I like, I found several!
July 11, 2015
A beautiful anthology that aptly showcases the sheer amount of local talent we have here. I personally enjoyed reading this a lot and it's definitely worth reading over and over again.
April 16, 2016
Loved it!
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