Collaborate


How to express your interest to collaborate:

  • Send us a message with the communication form.
  • Send an email directly at spyridon.kakos@gmail.com.

Tell us why you would like to collaborate and if you are willing to take part in co-editing poems with others. Explain how much you like poetry and if you have already written poems or if this is your first time. All participants are more than welcome, what matters is the will to express your feelings and thoughts and to do that along with others!

If collaboration request is accepted, a link with a Google doc will be communicated to you.

What poetry collaboration entails:

  • A common poems file is co-edited by all participants each year.
  • At the end of the year, the poems written will be published, given that all participants have given their consent (details in the file).

Feel free to also share any other ideas related to poetry!

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