Get Published: For Poets

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Taught by Lisa Marie Basile

Lisa Marie Basile comes from the bloodline of Giambattista Basile, the Italian fairy-tale writer. The only water sign in a family of fire signs, LMB escaped to NYC a decade ago.

She is a graduate of The New School’s MFA program for creative writing. The author of Andalucia (The Poetry Society of New York) and Triste (Dancing Girl Press), her newest chapbook, war/lock, is forthcoming from Hyacinth Girl Press in 2014. Recently, Noctuary Press, run from University of Buffalo, accepted her full-length poetry collection, APOCRYPHAL.

Her work can be seen in PANK, kill author, Johns Hopkin’s The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review, decomP, Saudade Review, La Fovea, Prick of the Spindle, elimae & Pear Noir! among many other publications.

She is the founding editor of Patasola Press, a micropress that focuses on emerging, established and female writers. She has taught poetry at The Brooklyn Brainery and at Westfield High School, wears a #bookdress and is a main performer for The Poetry Brothel.

She is an assistant editor for Fifth Wednesday Journal and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize twice.

She is the founding editor of Luna Luna Magazine, a mischievous and sexy online daily magazine, finely curated with pieces about women’s culture, lifestyle and art.

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HEY POETS! Getting published isn't easy. In fact, it's a draining process. But, you've got to do it, right? Get started on the right foot. What sort of poet are you, and where do you stand in your publishing career? Which direction should you take, and how should you attack it?

In Get Published:for Poets!, you'll learn how to finalize and submit your work, where to look, and what to do once it's out there. This is a crash course for people who might want to share their work casually as well as for serious poets who have a goal in mind. This course will focus both on single publication credits as well as books, with an additional focus on advertising and promotions.  

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