It's amazing what people will name their online networks. I'm always trying to hijack Wi-Fi when I'm commuting, so I often come across a number of interesting names. Every Tuesday, I post the most impressive and/or cringe-inducing names.
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| Can't even tell you why this is so fitting yet. |
Emergency Haiku Glass Break #4
The poetry gods
have abandoned me for nearly
a whole fucking week.
Essayist Grady VanWright and artist Richard Spisak reunite for another Monday at Oddball Magazine.
More show and tell comics from Anne Skove. Read "She Who Laughs Lasts" at Oddball Magazine.
Edward S. Gault is our latest writer/artist to be featured for National Poetry Month. See his poetry and photography now at Oddball Magazine, and welcome to the new week.
Emergency Haiku Glass Break #4
Shrouded of Turin fans
are just like wrestling fans,
*sob* It’s real to me!
Emergency Haku Glass Break #3
Sounds while wandering
Iggy Pop’s “The Passenger”
from four-star hotel.
Found this pamphlet with "The Truth From God's Word" on the cover. It was right on top of the optional masks. I don't know if that's supposed to dissuade us from masking, but I trusted more in the science.
Emergency Haiku Glass Break #2
Firehouse hog cries
For the love of God take me with you!
over and over.
Haiku Emergency Glass Break #1
Whenever you go
There you are asking yourself
Morris Day is immortal for his work on The Time. But by himself? Sadly, "The Oak Tree" never took over "The Bird."
James Van Looy's poem column makes it back with It's All One Thing at Oddball Magazine.
From this week's online gathering. Carl Stilwell, who we call CaLokie, is like a Stone Soup spirit animal from another world on the other side of the country. If you want physical copies of his work, email his advocate, Don Kingfisher Campbell at donkingfishercampbell@gmail.com to get some.
Thanks to Carl Stilwell (aka CaLokie) for coming to our virtual podium and bedazzle us with his work. We hope he comes back soon. Thanks again to Don Kingfisher Campbell for introducing us. Stay tuned for more Stone Soup news!
Two days after Katy Perry's space flight, I heard "Fireworks" on the work radio for the first time in forever.
It's still possible for people to make a difference!
Heading home to host Stone Soup Poetry later tonight. Carl Stilwell, also known as CaLokie, is featuring. I hope you join us.
Two Brooklyn-based creators return to close out Wednesday. Thanks to poet Hilary Sideris and artist Ira Joel Haber for helping us close out Oddball Magazine today, and thanks to all of you for reading.
"Thirteenth Article Stripteased" is my latest micro poem for the journal dadakuku. Once again, I'm grateful to petro c.k. for accepting my work.
My poem "Face Hugs Leopard" has been added to the Indolent Books Second Coming series. Thanks to Michael Broder for continuing to use my work in these ridiculous times.
Emma Wells returns with a flash fiction pride entry with artwork from fellow returning contributor Eric N. Peterson. Welcome to Wednesday at Oddball Magazine.
I know some graffiti has to be removed, but geez, try to find a better way than just spraying a huge blot of black paint over it. I'm sure the artists would retouch it! I know they would!
Something pleasantly different for National Poetry Month. Charles Bukowski dipped his toes in comics. Pat Moriarity drew several stories Bukowski wrote. This page is the concluding page of "They Rolled The Whole Bed Out Of Here," with words by Bukowski and artwork by Pat Moriarity in Zero Zero #1. Always remembered the silent panel on this page. Wonder if that was an innovation of the artist or paced by the writer.
Mosab Abu Toha returns to this weekly feature of mine with a powerful poem. Read "On Your Knees" over at the Poetry Society website.
A recent musical tribute to John Coltrane inspired me to write the poem "Supreme," which was published last night in Fevers of the Mind. Thanks to Publisher David L O'Nan for publishing me again.
"You Fate" is Part Seventy-Four in my Tuesday Poem series. Available to paid subscribers of my Patreon.
Welcome back poet Terry Trowbridge and photographer Bonnie Matthews Brock to kick off this Tuesday at Oddball Magazine.
It's amazing what people will name their online networks. I'm always trying to hijack Wi-Fi when I'm commuting, so I often come across a number of interesting names. Every Tuesday, I post the most impressive and/or cringe-inducing names.
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| It's not a band name like I thought, but it is a fashion choice. |
