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Four Invitations to Write Across Realms
In the opening webinar of our Poetic Vision series, four interdisciplinary poets shared insights from their practice and presented these four writing invitations, so you can try writing across realms yourself, from gender and art to public space to honeybees to scientific papers.
De/constructed Poetry Contest
In March 2021, in line with SAND 22’s theme – deconstruction/reconstruction – we invited our readers and friends to construct a poem entirely from words they found around them – digging for book titles, newspaper headlines, food labels, shopping lists, or anything else – and write a poem of 22 words or less using their findings.
Poetic Vision
Poets spend hours scrutinizing words on the page. For a change of scenery, SAND’s three-part virtual event series Poetic Vision (in April-May 2021) will peer outward through a poem’s glasses. How do poets view visual art, science, and film? How can we creatively channel other media in a text that speaks for itself?
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Four Invitations to Write Across Realms
De/constructed Poetry Contest
Poetic Vision
SAND 22 Video Features
SAND 23 Submissions Open March 20–April 10
Webinars: Secrets to Standout Submissions
SAND 22 Virtual Launch Event
SAND 22 Contributor Bios
Award-Winning SAND Contributors
Speaking of Urgency
Community, the Pandemic, and Ten Years of SAND
Poetry in SAND 21
10th Anniversary & SAND 21 Launch
Morgan Stokes: SAND 21 Cover Artist
SAND 21 Contributor Bios
Michel Faber: Transnational and Transplanetary Literature
Heterotopic Hong Kong
Pushcart Nominees
SAND 20 Launch: Taboo
Taboo: SAND 20 Contributors’ Controversial Influences
SAND Shortlisted for Stack Awards
An Interview With Elizabeth Metzger Sampson of The Chicago Poetry Center
SAND Open Air
Expanding the Definition of German Literature
SAND Visits Latvia
SAND Team Recommends: Our Nonfiction Picks
Profiles in Transnational Publishing: The Skirt Chronicles
Interview with Poet Uma Menon
SAND 19 Contributors On Their Favourite Work In Translation
Write Place, Write Time: Paul Scraton
Out of Place: Launching SAND 19
Brexit… And Now What?
Why Translators Should Publish in Literary Journals
Six Feet Under Poetry
Transnational Publishing: Kyoto Journal
Amiri Baraka: Literature for Liberation
Meet Our Art Editor
SAND Recommends: Best of 2018
Meet Our Poetry Editors
One Book from Home (SAND 18)
Family Issues: Launching SAND 18
Queerness & Internationalism
SAND at Frankfurt Book Fair
Publishing in English in Germany
Profiles in Transnational Publishing: ICEVIEW
SAND’s Favorite Cafés (and Non-Cafés) in Berlin
Language and Community
Alter Egos: Poetic Performers and Their Personas
“Place” by Michael Lee Rattigan (SAND 17)
