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- About.com: Poetry Updated Poetry Blog of Bob Holman & Margery Snyder
- Afaa Michael Weaver Bilingual (English/Chinese) Black academic poet
- Barbara Bialick (poet) Alum entry of a fine Newton-area poet
- Blog Catalog: Poetry Link to poetry blogs, with thumbnails of sites.
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- Books Inq. Check out the links
- Boston Poetry Collective Calendar of Boston poetry events
- Boston Rockers: Houndstone Serious, hard, Southern-influenced, dynamic Rock (and, Lordy, these guys are sexy). None of that “alternative” crap!
- Brunsli’s Hairstory A bi-racial lawyer talks about her hair Issues. –Funny as all get out!
- Carrie Fisher's (official site She’s a highly entertaining writer too, ya know.
- CE Chaffin’s Blog A bipolar poet’s diary–fascinating if you’re in a weird sorta mood.
- Coleen T. Houlihan: Words Boston poet and novelist
- Conversations with an unapologetic Black liberal. Man, she’s funny! Spot-on, sister!
- Doug Holder’s (Literary) blog The small-press champion, gentleman, and poet tells you anything worth knowing about MA’s lit. scene.
- Ed Galing, 90 (Poet) Devoted to 90-year-old poet Ed Galing
- Elizabeth Quinlan One of the better “confessional” poetry collections (Part 1 of 3).
- Enjoyourself Natural beauty products for Black women
- FragLit AN ONLINE MAGAZINE OF FRAGMENTARY WRITING.
- Gloria Mindock (Poet/Publisher) Small-press poet and respected chapbook publisher (Cambridge)
- Hanover and Prince News about Boston’s North End
- Humble Sun Stuff Pretty drawings and digital art
- InkNoire Canadian lit. blog
- Irene Koronas Poet/painter/poetry editor (Cambridge)
- January O’Neil’s blog (Poet) African-American North Shore poet
- Lo Gallucio Queen of Mars Cambridge poet, musician, actress
- Making Poetry: The Blog of Writer Mignon Ariel King
- Mike Amado Performance poet and musician (South Shore)
- Molly Lynn Watt’s Blog Well-loved Cambridge poet, editor…
- New Pages Blog Book Reviews, links, contests, etc.
- Outsider Writers Skimpy site, but their heart’s in the right place.
- Painting a Day An oil painter paints tiny oil paintings instead of boring us with his diary.
- Poetry Foundation Check out the lit. blog links
- Regie O’Hare Gibson (Poet/Performer) Fantastic African-American spoken-word artist (Boston)
- Sandra Cisneros (Poet!!) Mexican-American poet/novelist
- Scott Esposito’s blog A Nat’l Book Critics Circle member makes industry info. a tad less dull.
- Shalom Boston “Everything for and about the Jewish Community in Greater Boston and Beyond”
- Sika Jewelry Designs Elizabeth Doran’s “exotic to classic” jewelry
- Slushpile “Writing about writing”
- Somerville Blog Somerville Blog
- Steve Glines (Poet/Book designer) Writer and book designer’s funny blog (North Shore)
- Stone Soup Poets Man, just click the link, hunh? (Cambridge)
- Taneya’s Blog A genealogist (African-American family, TN)
- Thema Bryant-Davis Poet-performer/Creative Arts Healer (West Coast)
- Timothy Gager (Fiction/Poetry) Fiction writer/poet/editor/Dire Series host (Greater Boston)
- Tyra Show Yes, from the former supermodel’s talk show, but there’s a refreshing Girl Power! component.
- Very Like a Whale Getting blogged poems published
- Women's Empowerment (Homeless Services) “…educates and empowers women who are homeless [with job skills, etc.]“
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- Zvi A. Sesling (Poet/Editor) New England poet (Check out the Jewish poetry)
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