Hannah Bartlett

Welcome to my new series: How to Use Poetic Devices! I gave a presentation to the Editors Tea Club on poetry editing a few weeks ago, and there was lots of interest in enjambment since it's a device that isn't discussed much. Thus the idea of a series was born! What is enjambment? Enjambment is a device where poets divide an idea by line breaks. It's usually used to create ambiguity and double meanings. Here is one of my favorite examples of enjambment. Williams uses it to create so many...

This blog will give you some ideas of how to write trigger warnings with the intention of giving your readers control over what they read and protecting those struggling with the effects of trauma.

Happy Disability Pride Month, everyone! Last year for disability pride, I curated a list of books with disability representation. (Read...