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Forest Poetry is a hub for creative writers who express a passionate desire for life without accepting the status quo. Our ideas are not necessarily the most popular but we are not a political organization, we wish to promote writers who are thoughtful and energetic. Our goal is to share works and ideas to hone our skills. Through our creation of art we express hope for the modern world. |
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Latest2 July 2007
Exponentiation Ezine on Forestpoetry.comA new section and submission form dedicated to Exponentiation Ezine has been added to forestpoetry.com. Expect more updates soon. 25 May 2007
Exponentiation Issue 5.0Issue 5.0 of our ezine Exponentiation is out now on our parent site corrupt.org. You will find it here. A publication of hope and possibility, Exponentiation covers art, culture, cooking and self-sufficiency. Exponentiation explores both what remains of human greatness and its possibilities for the future.20 December 2006
Forest Poetry Updates and ChangesWelcome to the updated Forestpoetry.com! We are still primarily a writers hub but we are also now the home base of Exponentiation Ezine. [ Read more] 19 September 2006
Showcase: Poetry by TanitDawn of the Neo-Gods, Inlustra Nigror, Heron Meditations [ Read more] 11 September 2006
A short story by NoneEgmond strolled readily on through the wood, his mind occupied with contemplations of what might be the best way to explain his lateness. [ Read more] 10 September 2006
Self-PublishingJust like in the old days of underground music, self-publishing and promoting your work is a tricky task but far from impossible. [ Read more] 7 September 2006
Creating a conceptIn order to create a story one must envision what they would like to say - what is it that you wish to communicate? [ Read more] 30 August 2006
Forest Poetry OnlineForest Poetry appreciates and understands nature through transcendent art. By studying nature we can find inspiration. [ Read more] |
"One could argue that American fiction has ghettoized itself by insisting on a self-reifying view (humanist/materialist?) in which all answers are known, the political binary is carved in stoned, we all have swallowed whole certain orthodoxies, and the purpose of the fiction is just to reinforce these. At the heart of this lies a selfish agenda, that has (one could argue) really ceased seeing the world as a unity, and has begun aggressively internalizing certain capitalist dogmas that say: Of course you are the most important thing, of course you exist separate from the rest of the world." George Saunders, in The Believer Book of Writers Talking to Writers |
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