SR is excited to have recently hosted past contributor Martha Silano as a guest lecturer! In the lecture, Martha discusses her background in poetry as both a poet and poetry editor, including how she chooses poems as an editor. She provides insightful guidance on how to curate poems for a magazine and how to approach selecting poems for a magazine. If you’re a poetry editor looking for advice, be sure to watch the video below.
View the lecture here:
Check out Martha’s work in Issue 27 and visit her website to learn all about her work and upcoming workshops. Keep up with Martha on Twitter and Instagram. Thank you so much for your time, Martha!
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Martha Silano’s process for submitting and reviewing poems was extremely beneficial to hear as an aspiring writer and editor.
I always love watching the guest lectures that SR does. I find them inspiring and motivating to both my own writing goals and professional goals.