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Hybrids Are Not Evil
You might be forgiven for thinking they are – hybrids have been blamed for everything from the lack of diversity our food system to the fall of civilization (I jest). Specifically, they…
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Nobel Prize, but famous long ago…. (by Mitch Sisskind)
Everything about this album cover was so exquisitely congruent with the historical moment! I recall seeing it for the first time: the slush, the girl, her boots, and most especially the VW van. Bob as a specific identity…
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For Autumn: Poems by Latino/a/xs: Alexandra Lytton Regalado
Guadalupe, acrylic on wood, by Sylvia Ji she broods in her pen: LA GALLINA…
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Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize in Literature (by Lawrence J. Epstein)
The day after Jack Kerouac’s funeral, I was sitting around a table of Beat writers. Allen Ginsberg was across from me. Gregory Corso and I were discussing the merits of various writers. I then…
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The Growing Season [by Sonja Johanson]
From a drought, a year that has died, Gone down into deadness. — William Everson Everson’s writing is lush and provocative, but he got autumn wrong. Far from being a season…
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Take a look: “Decals of Desire” New Online Magazine of Art and Poetry
Concert (2015) collage (c) John Ashbery We're excited to announce the first issue of a new online magazine of art and poetry: Decals of Desire. The founding editor is British artist and poet Rupert…
