The Poetry Brothel Presents Love Circus
“Join us for a night of soul-bending acrobatics, mind-blowing contortions, and heart-expanding lyricism as our poetry whores become the true ringleaders of…
poetry
Speaking from the Seams: Futurist and Poet Laureate Porsha Olayiwola on the Role of...
Standing beneath the Archangel Michael, thrown into relief by two bright floor lights, poet laureate Porsha Olayiwola opens her mouth to sing:…
Moonlighting: A Queer Open Mic presents KATYA ZINN AND Q DOUBLE FEATURE
Hosted by Myles Taylor and Ilyus Evander, Moonlighting is a queer open mic and reading series presented by Boston Poetry Slam. The…
Boston Compass #114: Viscous Verses
Viscous Verses Triton As a felony-grade forlorn wave, I set tiny pebbles afloat. This causes them to panic, hiding themselves in the…
Compass Comics & Viscous Verses // Compass #113
w/ Amelia Young, Ben Doane, Lilly Ladylike, Samantha Wilhelm, Fanny Howe, Ben Mazer
5 Questions for Poet & Educator Nico Pang
Nico WILL BE PERFORMING AT RADICAL ACTS, PART OF BOSTONHASSLE.COM'S EVENT SERIES, PUBLIC ACCESS. CATCH THEM AND MANY OTHERS ON 6/7 @ DAP
5 Questions for Poet/Visual Writer AJ Addae
AJ will be performing at RADICAL ACTS, part of bostonhassle.com's event series, PUBLIC ACCESS. Catch her and many others on 6/7 @ DAP
5 Questions For Poet John-Francis Quinonez
The poet performs @ bostonhassle.com's event PUBLIC ACCESS: RADICAL ACTS on 6/7 @ DAP
BMF Vendor Spotlight: Top Picks from Underwater Ventriloquist
Black Market Flea vendor spotlight for Underwater Ventriloquist's poetry and comics
Talking visual art, poetry, and zinecraft with Ben Mazer and Raquel Balboni of Art...
Art + Letters Magazine seeks to unite up-and-coming poets and artists with seasoned professionals
READING: Breakwater Reading Series
This Friday, BU, Emerson, and UMass students will come together to read their poems and short stories in this inter-mfa reading series.
‘I DO POETRY ALL THE TIME’
When she read her first poem, she really couldn’t believe that people were willing to sit silently through it and clap at the end. It just seemed impossible, but also, secretly, it was the thing she wanted more than anything else—not just to speak and be heard, but to be a part of a community where people spoke and were heard.
