The concept of ‘flow’ is important for spoken-word poetry. Here I discuss 3 aspects of flow and how you can invite it into your writing practice.
Category: SlamCraft
SLAMCRAFT: Tell the truth
This post explores the relationship of spoken-word poetry to truth-telling, and how we can be authentic and purposeful with our words.
A turning point for spoken-word poetry in schools
For the first time in NSW, ‘performance poetry’ is now part of the English syllabus. Two poets have been listed… Read more A turning point for spoken-word poetry in schools
SLAMCRAFT: Memorization
How do I memorize my poems? Here are a few tips.
Celebrating Storyfest: a 3-day festival of spoken-word
You have to celebrate the victories, right? Well, I spent a couple of months earlier this year sending out various… Read more Celebrating Storyfest: a 3-day festival of spoken-word
SLAMCRAFT: Take in the view
Where is slam poetry positioned in relation to other literary forms and movements? Spoken-word deserves a legitimate place alongside other contemporary movements, if not merely for its popularity, then for its fascinating combination of the ancient with the avant-garde.
SLAMCRAFT: Love your materials
First in the SlamCraft series, I show you how to explore your materials: Spoken words .
SlamCraft is coming
I’m excited to start a blog project that’s been swimming around in my mind for a long time now: SLAMCRAFT.… Read more SlamCraft is coming
