Bouts-Rimés (rhyming ends) 6 comments
The invention of bouts-rimés is attributed to a minor French poet of the 17th century named Dulot, of whom little else is remembered. (At least […]
The invention of bouts-rimés is attributed to a minor French poet of the 17th century named Dulot, of whom little else is remembered. (At least […]
1. Take one of your poems or microflash, or even a paragraph from something you’re working on. 2. Chop it up into single words. 3. […]
Husband and wife science fiction writers Kate Wilhelm and Damon Knight invented logogentics as “the new science of selling stories without actually writing”. Logogentics Get […]
“Whenever someone says “A woman would never do that” — take a note and let your lead do it. Great story will follow.” – Christian […]
In mathematics, Fibonacci Numbers or Fibonacci Sequences are numbers that follow a particular sequence . What’s more interesting for our purposes is that they also […]
You have probably heard of Sappho and Sapphic poetry. Let’s look at the “sapphic stanza”. The Sapphic Stanza is four lines long. The first three […]
Defining Eye Rhymes “Eye Rhymes” are words that look similar but sound different: in other words, the “rhyme” happens for your eyes, not your ears. […]
My friend the talented Israeli-Brazilian writer Avital Gad-Cykman introduced me to “Advice to Myself” by Louise Erdrich, and I thought it might speak to some […]
The Audience Game Think about a specific incident. It can be something from real life, it can be an incident in a story or poem […]