The Wild Sonnets by Nicholas Korn Surpasses 100,000 Views on YouTube, Bringing Poetry to a Global Audience

Cincinnati, OH - February 11, 2025 - Somewhere in the fast-scrolling chaos of the internet, a quiet revolution is unfolding-one sonnet at a time. Nicholas Korn's The Wild Sonnets [https://www.youtube.com/@wildsonnets] YouTube channel has just crossed the 100,000-view milestone, proving that poetry isn't just surviving in the digital age-it's thriving. With 68 videos and counting, Korn's readings breathe new life into the sonnet form, inviting audiences to experience poetry beyond the printed page.

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Since launching the channel on April 29, 2024, Korn has built a vibrant space where literature meets performance. His signature seven-line stanza structure-part tradition, part innovation-pays homage to Shakespeare, Dickinson, and Dylan Thomas while carving its own path. The Wild Sonnets series has expanded across seven volumes, each a collection of 100 intricately crafted sonnets that blend classic style with a modern, introspective rhythm.

But this isn't just a collection of readings. The channel is a dynamic mix of content-Korn's interview with Classical Poets Live , a 10-minute poetry workshop, and even an award-winning animated comedy. Viewers aren't just watching poetry; they're stepping inside it.

"The goal has always been to make poetry an immersive experience," says Korn. "By bringing The Wild Sonnets into a digital space, I'm inviting people to engage with poetry in a way that's immediate, personal, and alive."

Today, where attention spans are measured in seconds, The Wild Sonnets is breaking the mold. The channel's growing popularity signals a hunger for art that lingers, for words that unfold and deepen with each reading. Shares and subscriptions continue to rise, proving that even in a fast-paced digital landscape, poetry still has the power to stop people in their tracks.

For those who want to hold the words in their hands, The Wild Sonnets books are available in paperback and digital editions, exclusively through BookBaby BookShop. The latest release, The Wild Sonnets: Volume VII (601-700) , has already garnered critical acclaim, with features in the Boston Herald, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette , and San Diego Union-Tribune .

Step into The Wild Sonnets . Listen, reflect, and experience poetry in motion. Discover more on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wildsonnets.

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About Nicholas Korn

Nicholas Korn is a poet, playwright, filmmaker, and composer known for blending classical literary traditions with modern storytelling. He is the creator of The Wild Sonnets , a seven-volume poetry collection that reinvents the sonnet form with a contemporary voice. His work spans theater, film, and digital media, with projects recognized in publications like the Boston Herald and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette . Through his YouTube channel, Korn brings poetry to life, making it more accessible to audiences worldwide. His creative endeavors continue to push artistic boundaries, inviting readers and viewers into a world where language, rhythm, and meaning converge.
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