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by Susan VisakowitzFor Tricia Yost, “the best works have an existentialist bent—who are you, how do you live in the world, what is the lived experience and what does it...

by Susan Visakowitz“We don’t make any money from this, but it’s joyful—we do it because it’s the right thing to do and we love it.” That’s how Lily Poetry Review...

by Susan VisakowitzBarbara Henning, former editor of the poetry/art journal Long News: In the Short Century (1990-1995), had only published one book by way of her Long News Books imprint,...

Interview by Elinor NauenCliff Fyman has been around the Poetry Project for close to four decades, a quiet, athletic presence who has been known to juggle while reciting his work....

[su_pullquote align="right"]West Tremont Avenue, Bronx[/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...

   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...

[caption id="attachment_10899" align="alignleft" width="810"] Steve Clark performs at zaftig publication party.[/caption]May of 1992, a few month’s shy of the press’ first anniversary, was a time of firsts for Boog. We...

I was looking to do a different type of event at the end of 2001. I’d always liked the idea of Joe McGinty’s Loser’s Lounge series, where he would get...

Davidson Garrett performing a poetic monologue, Nine Meditations on the Nothingness of Now, with musician, Michael Skliar, for Boog City Poets Theater, at Sidewalk Cafe, August, 2015. Rehearsing Conspiracy Theory:...

by Bill Considine [caption id="attachment_10941" align="alignleft" width="810"] (From l.) Mary Keefe, Jennifer Nolan, Cam Kornman and Kristin Avila.Foreground, left: a comptometer. Douglas G. Cala photo.[/caption] Characters: Shirley    -   ...