Thanks to everyone at Chiron Review for publishing two of my poems in the spring issue.

The Poets: Volume 10.3, Spring 2026 NEW: Click author’s NAME to jump to their section or SCROLL to read the issue in its entirety. SPRING 2026 CURATORBARABARA SABOL no poems in this issue VENUS IN HEAT: CHARLES SHERMAN EDITORS&…

Thanks to Barbara Sabol at Sheila Na Gig online for publishing my poem "In Place" in this month's issue: sheilanagigblog.com/poetry-archi...

Thanks so much to Neologism Poetry Journal for including my poem "Finish Line" in the latest issue-- @neologismpoetry.bsky.social

The Lake - contemporary poetry webzine - Dana Holley Maloney New page

Happy to share these two poems in the new edition of The Lake, out of the UK. Thanks to editor John Murphy. www.thelakepoetry.co.uk/poetry/dana-...

The Reader Engages with the Text – a poem by Dana Holley Maloney The Reader Engages with the TextWhat luck when the pilot reports finding a shortcutso that a flight across the continent will take us under five hours.Have we found a fold in time and space? Perhap…

Thanks, Sarah, for publishing this today: amethystmagazine.org/2026/01/15/t...

Contest for high school writers: Using the prompt “One True Thing” as a springboard, we invite you to write a story, essay, or poem that takes your reader on a journey...toward...truth.
@ncte.org www.narrativemagazine.com/narrative-fo...

POETRY Publications Until now, I have pursued publication in only a few short spurts of activity. I am presently immersed in the study of journals and of the poets who are published in them. I hope to kee…

As part of my "debut into poetry society," I just added this page to my website, which gave me occasion to list some of the many experiences that brought me to the present moment and to think how fortunate I have been. danamaloney.com/poetry/

Young Writers Guide to Publications Connect with publications for young writers. Discover contests and magazines that celebrate creativity in youth writers.

Cooking up proposal ideas for #ncte26 and thinking about publishing as the final stage of the writing process. Here's a useful list for 6-12 and college writers: newpages.com/young-writer...
@ncte

Baseball Poetry Contests - National Baseball Poetry Festival Baseball Poetry Contests for youth and adults at the National Baseball Poetry Festival held at Polar Park in Worcester, MA

writing prompt and contest--adults and grades 4-12
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A time capsule--first poem published (1994), first teaching job, wonderful man who took took care of the school. And on JSTOR! Full text at doi.org/10.2307/821169

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Thank you, @ncte.org, for providing all attendees with a warm and inspiring environment in which we could connect, learn, dream. On behalf of other attendees, I just want to say how much we appreciate the work of everyone in your organization! #ncte25

“At that moment the (subversive) power of reading made itself clear and real to me. If I could see the words, then no one could control them or what I got from them.” #NCTE25 keynote with Percival Everett

Good morning, #NCTE25 attendees! I'll be presenting TWICE today. Please join me! G.6 at 12:30 on why and how we should teach poetry reading. . . and J.10 at 3:30 on AI-proof writing assignments. Both in room 303! I have lots to share!

Sorry I didn't see your post last year. I hope you might consider coming to my poetry presentation on Friday at 12:30 in room 303.

Something I'm thinking about saying at my NCTE talk later this week: We should focus on teaching writing, not automation-assisted document production.

Agreed! And I'm presenting on that Friday at 3:30pm in room 303:

Theory, theorists, theorizing workshop. Saturday 11/22. 4:15-5:30 MST. Rm 507.

What do topic modeling, lack, Taylor Swift, oversized sunglasses, and Louis Althusser all have in common?

They’re all key ingredients in @scottstorm.bsky.social’s and I’s #NCTE25 workshop on Theory, Theorists, & Theorizing! Come join us on Saturday at @ncte.org.

#literacies

Hey, #NCTE25 attendees. Want to focus on teaching poetry? Come to G.6 at 12:30pm on Friday afternoon. I will go first and will share "Reading as Necessary Dreaming:
Nurturing Creative Thinking & Change via Reading of Poetry."

#NCTE25 attendees: Let's dig into AI-proof writing assignments! Come to J.10 on Friday afternoon at 3:30pm. I will present first.

Hey, #NCTE25 attendees. Want to focus on teaching poetry? Come to G.6 at 12:30pm on Friday afternoon. I will go first and will share "Reading as Necessary Dreaming:
Nurturing Creative Thinking & Change via Reading of Poetry."

Hope to see you at one (or both!) of these sessions in Denver. #NCTE25

Hope to see you in Denver! I will present on reading poetry and on AI-proof writing. Both presentations Fri afternoon.

NCTE 2025 Call for Proposals Submit your proposal for the 2025 NCTE Annual Convention! Share innovative ideas and practices that empower educators to dream, collaborate, and inspire equity and justice in English language arts edu...

Fun prompt: dreaming up proposal ideas about dreaming. After #ncte24, what would you like to see at #ncte25 and/or what are you dreaming up?

Thank you, @anterobot.bsky.social, incl for the inspiring design! convention.ncte.org/cfp/

I'm thinking about how "possibility" is definitely a fairer place to dwell right now--as a healthy mindset and more. Replace "prose" with whatever words spring to mind at this moment. #poetry #ncte25 #ncte24

Feeling GRATEFUL for #NCTE24. As we look ahead to #NCTE25, I am thinking that "RADICAL OPTIMISM" might be an interesting mindset to adopt as a form of resistance, self-care, and more. Yes, let's DREAM and make those dreams come true. Already looking forward to your sessions!

This is about dreaming. . . perhaps you write a proposal for #ncte25 based on this inspo?

You are apparently working on this book and proposal I mention in the other reply!

This is perfect for the "Dreams" theme of #ncte25 and is perhaps the material of your next book?

At #NCTE24, some of us had the great pleasure to see & to hear both Tracy K. Smith & Ada Limon. Both poet laureates spoke about Emily Dickinson & her influence on them. As we move toward the next year also toward #NCTE25, let's remember Dickinson's words that we CAN "dwell in possibility."

Yes to all that. And tremendous thanks to NCTE!