The Portable Boog Reader 13/ Trane DeVore
2 January, 2024when I put my face in the cassette tapeit rolls me through like komo-rebi.I walk through my face, the sound of my face. a drift of leaves like yesterday’s earthquake, I...
The Portable Boog Reader 13/ Brenda Coultas
Inside WeatherMildew and sunlighteBay dreams of thrift shop baby dolls Too many pennies in a glass pig my gladness breaks the bank Move the eye of the needlemove the I out of sight. To...
The Portable Boog Reader 13/ Allison Cobb
List A thousand things times naught. I want that. An empty. The glint from a fork eclipsed in the wet of a mouth. The ash flake having once. The lash...
The Portable Boog Reader 13/ Charles Bernstein
Ataraxy Too good to be good ( he said ) meaning leave well enough as is : don’t guild a lily nor paint defined gold ( if you can help ...
Poetry/ Bill Lessard
Translation AppHer phone speaks Russian, mine speaks English. We stand between, waiting for their words to warm our palms. 61% left on my battery. Car beeping, backing up when my phone...
Poetry/ Chris Stroffolino
Backwards on Tree Streetfor Sonic Boom (Peter Kemper) 32nd notes in the background and 16th in the foregroundin the bassist’s octaves & rhythmic fifths set the stage: a tablecloth unfolding, stretching like a...
Greg Fuchs’ Unguided Tour, December 2025
[su_pullquote align="right"]West 55th Street and Broadway, Manhattan, October, 2025[/su_pullquote] GREG FUCHS teaches students with disabilities to trust themselves and question everything. He writes poems and makes photographs. Fuchs survives beneath the...
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Printed Matter/ I’m in Love with a Jersey Boy
By Ron Kolm The Jersey Slide Danny Shot CavanKerry Press Danny Shot kicks off his amazing new book of poems, The Jersey Slide, by obliquely mentioning the East Village...
Printed Matter/ Conversations with the Past: Yoko OK’s Warm and Candid Comic on Family History
By Cedar Goto Uncoiling: A Japanese-American Family’s HistoryYoko OK “What even is true history?” comic artist Yoko OK asks while looking at the family writings that informed her book Uncoiling: A Japanese-American...