Jagged Thought #159: Stylo and Sharpie (Make the Magician a Martyr)
Check out the latest Jagged Thought by our Editor Jason Wright.
3TV Presents: Big Poppa Ben
Audio, video and written word from the Boston area and beyond.
The Underground Garden: ERATO Cosmically Yours ~ Again
Liza Zayas unearths the Boston arts scene one layer at a time.
The Oddball Show with Not Art
Oddball Magazine, JP Lime Productions, Stone Soup Poetry, and special guests come together to give you the latest on their minds.
The Underground Garden: Mickey West Photography – Dance Figuratively Speaking
Liza Zayas unearths the Boston arts scene one layer at a time.
The Underground Garden: Erato (The Timmy Allen Zone)
Liza Zayas unearths the Boston arts scene one layer at a time.
A Twist of JP Lime: What Awaits in 2016
A weekly sampling from our partners over at JP Lime Productions.
Bamboozled No More! Boston
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
Poem by g emil reutter
Photography by Chad Parenteau.
Bamboozled No More! Just say No Olympics in Boston
Politics, social commentary and the occasional humorous aside from Janet Cormier.
Bamboozled No More! Read The Signs!
I saw something on the MBTA Red Line that frightened and angered me. No, no one was acting out! It was a sign, a real sign that was also a [...]
3TV Presents: Keytar Bear
The elusive Keytar Bear is a street performer that can be seen in and around the Boston area. His trademark bearsuit, and intense Keytar playing makes him [...]
Poem by Matt Stefon
Kearney Square (Fragment) For Boston It’s not that love is showing its gold like the honey locust leaves in mid-August and the sun they catch at seven. This isn’t one [...]
Poem by Keith Gaboury
Tourist My Bostonian legs swoop and stumble on High Street to the harbor of hearts I read about in a travel book. A throng of waterfront locals are so ready [...]
Fiction by Shannon O’Connor
An Excerpt: Jesus Needed Medication Lithium is a pink pill. Stellazine is a purple pill. Pink and purple were Easter colors. That meant on Easter I would rise and become [...]
Call for Submissions: Oddball’s Poetry Marathon
On the twenty-first of April, Massachusetts will be celebrating its one hundred and eighteenth Boston Marathon one year after last year's tragic events. Two of our editorial staff (along with several [...]
It’s All One Thing #13: The Voice on the Corner of the Common
There it is first on Cambridge Street just the other side of the river: Bill Barnum and Brother Blue are still dancing modern mime in the window which was once Stone [...]
Second Day Poetry Festival: Word Sugar Crash by David P. Miller
I stand at the intersection and listen to the obsessed buzz of the pale walk-light man, a man never known to actually walk, as I scan the streets for my wife. [...]
April 16 train poem by Jason Wright April 16th Poem a Day national Poetry Month
I'm too tired to write Barely got any sleep last night Stayed up watching the news Still confused from this craziness What about you? how did you sleep Hope you were [...]
A Writers Job by Jason Wright ( Marathon Monday, Boston MA 2013)
Everyone expects writers to write about tragedy when it strikes, you know? Let the newspaper do that Let writers give you an escape, from all that. That’s my job. I [...]
Fast to Say I’m Finished… by Jason Wright
Fast to say finish Please let me go away, to another place. Where the fire melts the fear away, And the warm water is flowing blue and green, Where [...]
The lonely boy on christmas
There once was a town it seemed that was always cold. Even when it was warm it still was always cold. The people were mean. The people weren't green. [...]
a word or two about my day
First off, i am a very loud cereal eater. I woke up today and slurped, and crunched my tasty raisinbran crunch, which i gotta say is the loudest cereal. If i [...]