Quoted: We’ve all driven past a construction site, seen the backhoes working away, and wondered what it would be like to get the right heavy equipment ...

Quoted: Most discussions on testing requirements for NYC Schools generally revolve around admissions testing and requirements.

Quoted: This needs no introduction. Enjoy a "Howl": __________________________________________________________________________ World Class Poetry Blog is written by the poet, Allen Taylor. Copyrighted 2008. All rights reserved. Market your poetry with 2008 Poet's Market. Get a free .pdf broadside of Tattoo, a world class poem

Quoted: Working from home has its benefits as well challenges. Working as a medical transcriptionist from home brings along challenges that need maturity and experience to ...

Quoted: I've been looking forward to introducing the Micropoetry Chapbook Series and finally it is here. This is a call to entries. You'll have to click the link to read the submission guidelines, but here's a quick definition of micropoetry. Verse in 140 characters or less. This is poetry published at one of the several microblogging services such as Twitter,

Quoted: Matt Cutts, Google’s web spam guru, wrote a fabulous blog post that included a lot of Google options many people, including me, are not aware ...

Quoted: Yesterday I announced the addition of the second chapbook by Gary B. Fitzgerald to the World Class Poetry Toolbar. Today I'd like to offer you two free poetry chapbooks available for download. Going Dutch - Going Dutch is actually a couple of years old, but I'm making it available for free for the first time. These are poems I wrote while on R&R

Quoted: A couple of weeks ago I announced the publication of Hardwood, a chapbook by Gary B. Fitzgerald. Today I am proud to introduce its counterpart, Softwood. Both digital chapbooks are available for free with the download of the World Class Poetry Toolbar. Reading Gary B. Fitzgerald's poems are like going back in time and pulling William Blake up from the

Quoted: I don't enter many contests. I generally consider them a waste of time and money. But I might consider entering Best New Poets 2009, for which there is now an open manuscript call. Contest sponsors have been accepting nominations from writing progams and magazines until now. But I just recently received an announcement that open submissions are being