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Poet Interview

World of Writing - Poetry Interview We have the honour of featuring poet Thomas Page today. Thomas is the head editor of the Academy of the Heart and Mind . He is an MFA Candidate studying poetry at the University of South Florida . He is also branching out to children’s, literary, and horror fiction in his work. He invites our readers to drop by the  Academy of the Heart and Mind blog @   https://academyoftheheartandmind.wordpress.com and to visit him anytime via: https://twitter.com/thomaspagepoet . You may also want to revisit the April 28th blog post where Thomas was in to share information about running the popular blog.  Q:  Do you feel like there is a discernible difference between poetry and prose? A: I think that both poetry and prose have similar elements of composition. Both require writers to consider what story they are telling their audience. The discernible difference comes in what this story is. Poetry tends to be more lyrical in nature in the sen...

Blogger Interview

Blogger Interview  What a pleasure it is to feature a discussion with fellow blogger Thomas Page.  Thomas is the head editor of the Academy of the Heart and Mind . He is an MFA candidate studying poetry at the University of South Florida . He is also branching out to children’s, literary, and horror fiction in his work. I look forward to featuring Thomas's poetry in the future - if he'll let us - and perhaps discussing the world of writing from an poet/author's perspective too. For now, however, let's learn more about what it takes to run  Academy of the Heart and Mind . Visit Thomas @: https://academyoftheheartandmind.wordpress.com -&- @  Twitter: https://twitter.com/thomaspagepoet Q: When did you get the idea to launch your own blog? (or begin working for the blog owners) A: Academy of the Heart and Mind was co-founded by John and Jessica Page in May 2017. Since John is my brother, he approached me in the same month about working with them. Their primary idea...