Poem by Chad Parenteau
Artwork by George Panagopoulos
Poem by Chad Parenteau
Illustration by George Panagopoulos
The Oddball Show with George Panagopoulos – ELECTION NIGHT 2016
Oddball Magazine, JP Lime Productions, Stone Soup Poetry, and special guests come together to give you the latest on their minds.
Poem by Bruce Wise
A poets view on Saint Bernadino. Illustration by George Panagopoulos.
Nonfiction by Mark Blickley
Illustration by George Panagopoulos.
The Oddball Show #13: Waxing Political
Oddball Magazine, JP Lime Productions and Stone Soup Poetry come together to give you the latest on their minds.
Oddball Poets Accepted for BILiNE
Oddball Magazine is pleased to announce its nominations for Volume 2 of the literary anthology Best Indie Lit New England (BILiNE) from Black Key Press. The Kickstarter program for BILiNE was [...]
Poem by Bruce Wise
Je Suis Charlie His last appearance was on February 13, 2000, the big-head, loser, cartoon kid from Peanuts, Charlie Brown; but I saw him today—1/7/15—on my screen. He wasn't playing [...]
Poem by Chris Warner
After Robin Williams’ Apparent Suicide by Asphyxiation The comedians may be more dramatic, and may be catching up to the poets, though I do still think, and often, about David [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Build-A-Pulpit, Aisle 7
Illustration © George Panagopoulos A hobbying store in full force got on the ol' lobbying horse to not be receptive of contraceptive to sell child craft kits [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Dedication from The Longest Distance
Illustration © George Panagopoulos Now radio mics sound more flat. Mighty Casey's no longer at bat. I'll get sentimental after limericks up-tempo, and we all know that [...]
Hope You Enjoyed Your Fourth of July Weekend
Illustration © George Panagopoulos Oddball Magazine took a little break due to the long weekend and the lack of a Stone Soup Poetry feature for there to be [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Baby on Bride
Illustration © George Panagopoulos In this shotgun wedding, the bride reufused to give child shotgun ride or even side-saddled just lying there addled or thinking little roos [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Macklemore is Less
In this returning series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagopoulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse [...]
Two Poems by Alistair Muir
Crimea 2014 And so the Russian bear roars again-- Crimea shakes to the tracks of the tanks – Putin sits in splendid isolation – The world looks on and holds collective [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: The New Breed of Star (Same as The Old?)
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagopoulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Putin On The…Diss?
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagopoulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Late Groundhog Day (or is it just still here..)
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagopoulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Pot Vs. Guns
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagooulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Sochi
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagooulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]
The Last(ish) Word Presents: Chris Christie
In this new series for Oddball Magazine, cartoonist George Panagooulos and poet Chad Parenteau will take political cartooning and mix it with light (and not so light) politically charged verse inspired [...]