Subtext In places you break or pause—dare I say for truths? Children fall out of grown-up windows every day. Elders try to hold onto scooting in-the-sunbelt. I too must accept these plots, and all...
Betty Jean Perske rip August 12th 2014, 48.5″ x 28.5”, Paint and collage of various antique papers on board. 27″ x 18.5″, antique paper on wood, collage. Down Under 30.5”...
by Mark Lamoureux [caption id="attachment_12215" align="alignleft" width="1242"] White Stag editors Kathryn Gutting and Leigh Jameson.[/caption] With the quality of print-on-demand services steadily increasing, the face of book publishing is changing....
Review by Sam ChaTheadora SiranianSheSeven Kitchens Press In “Origin Myth, Pt. 1,” the first poem of Theadora Siranian's new chapbook She, the speaker is trapped in a kind of death waltz...
[gview file="http://wordpress.boogcity.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/bc146.poetry.heller.pdf"] Kythe Heller: Conception of piece with original text, conversation ritual (with Ty Yule) and collaged text, with collaborators Shelley Loheed (images front and back), Ty Yule (excerpts of conversation),...
[su_pullquote align="right"]West Tremont & Montgomery Avenues, 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...
by Michael Londra 14 International Younger Poets Edited by Philip NikolayevArt and Letters Some use poetry as a mirror. They search for themselves in the words they find. Others unearth....