Month: April 2021

[su_pullquote align="right"]Warburton Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson[/su_pullquote] GREG FUCHS teaches students with disabilities to trust themselves and question everything. He writes poems and makes photographs. Fuchs survives beneath the underground but surfaces occasionally with...

Interview by John MulrooneyAs a poet, novelist, memoirist, translator, editor, and publisher, Joe Torra has been an integral part of the literary scene in Boston and beyond for over 25...

by Susan Visakowitz There’s no doubt that the Coronavirus pandemic has made things a little tougher for Eric Tyler Benick and Nick Rossi, the co-founders of Ursus Americanus Press. But...

 YOKO OK is a New Yorker who has been living in the Bay Area of California for the past 10 years. She makes a comic every day as part of her...

Josh Daniel’s Grateful Band Tea Time with LJ—Laurence Juber Reunion of Souls—Maritri Garrett Alone Together Tuesdays—Hayes Carll Jamification Station—Debra Devi  Rent Party—Carsie Blanton Soul Soothing Sunday Songs & Live from the...

by Judith Ren-Lay Crisis is a tube - you enter one end and are consumed by a narrowed path until you come out the other end. Some tubes are very,...

Boog published its first zine, ManAlive!, on the autumnal equinox in 1992. Articles and reviews went on the outer pages, and the inside section, housing all of the poetry and...

This issue of Boog's first zine, number seven of ManAlive!/MA!, was our first instantzine. I was presenting a paper (From Bebop to Desktop: Fringe Literature from the Beat Generation to...

Lewis Warsh workshop publication 8:30, in 1975. Front row (l-r): Jim Drummond, Guy Gauthier, Richard Edson, and Maggie Dubris. Back row: Patricia Spears Jones, Bill Kushner, Michael Polizzi, Robin Messing, Yuki Hartman, Diane...