Your poetry practice starts here...

Songs and stories from acclaimed songwriter, China Kent, beaming in from her beloved Summerstead, a 3-acre plot of magical land near Denver, CO.

man of aran is alan girling of Canada who writes poetry that responds to or is paired with visual creations of all sorts.

Writing Without Paper features interviews with artists, writers, and poets; poetry; book reviews; memorable keepsake quotes; occasional essays; and features such as profiles of state poets laureate.

Everything matters. Poetry by Mark Rico.

A multi-published and award-winning author writes things she usually won't say out loud in public. For lots of reasons.

A bookish home for those who feel different: swim with me through starry currents of books, poetry, and late-diagnosed autism

Why poetry? You might as well ask, Why chocolate?

Poems--first drafts, super-old ones, and everything in-between.

My personal Substack

Practicing the presence of God.

Unedited entries from my personal journals beginning in 1988, no matter how embarrassing.

These writings on God’s whispers to us contemplate subjects ranging from cultural minutia all the way up to the nature of the universe, from the creation to the conclusion. The stories, essays, and (mostly) poems range in tone from sobering to whimsical.

Rebecca Cook shares digital drawing and lyric poetry with a philosophical edge that is as razor sharp as it is heartfelt and tender.

Poetry from the Rabbit Room community.

By playful, I don't mean silly, but surprising, like unexpected light in darkness. I write poetry about the most surprising story of all. I write poetry about Jesus Christ to focus on what’s beautiful and shine His light into the darkness.

the (mostly) daily comic strip of a stick-figure human

My personal Substack, where I contemplate faith, art, life, and how it all tangles up together. How we all, like silly donkeys, live and love and hee-haw in this weird world.

The Darkling Psalter is a collection of creative renditions of the Psalms.

poetry, literature, art, and all the beautiful things through which heart sings to heart

Thoughts on living in place, loving on foot.

[This Substack has closed. Overstreet has moved to jeffreyoverstreet.com.]

Finding the little joys, wonder, awe, and love hidden in the corridors of everyday life.

This substack tracks my incredibly scintillating thoughts on poetry and theology (yawn).