Chad Parenteau: Poet For Hire

Huddled in our booths hoping that filled-in ovals will bring armistice.

  Don't know how much I'm actually going to get done while waiting to vote tonight. People are optimistic, but I am not getting on a...

Richard Spisak gives us our last pre-Election Day poem complete with his artwork. We thank Richard for his tireless work for Oddball Magazin...

This the best I can provide the Monday before voting.

    Thanks to everyone who voted in their local elections yesterday.

Glad to be more in the background this week and have a photo to go with John Roches's latest piece. Read it now at Oddball Magazine.  

Thanks to everyone who voted.

    This is a campaign sign near my Mom's home. So sad that this is what Team Red has reduced themselves to in an effort to hide their a...

I'm so glad more of these stickers around Jamaica Plain. Please vote this Tuesday to keep any and all Nazis out of office. 

A scene with The Kingpin and Nuke from Daredevil: Born Again by Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli. Remember when insane gun-totting patrio...

This comic by Anne Skove might be the best thing about this last round of voting.

Appropriate post-Halloween and post-election song.

The city says thanks. Tonight you voted for change. Now go home and die.

At least I have one more sticker for my journal. No, I don't put my name on my journal. If anyone actually reads what's on the pages...

My plan is to vote after work. Hopefully, the rest of you voted early or have that luxury. Thanks to everyone who helps make these elections...

With elections coming up next week, I still haven't figured out who to vote for. We've had a lot of canvassers, but in the case of o...

  Took this picture while walking around in Jamaica Plain on Saturday.  Voting mattered this year. Your vote helped make history. It could h...

Jason Wright gives us his poem for Voting Day. Read the latest Jagged Thought today at Oddball Magazine. And please vote today if you haven...

For many years, I have worked with and for people who didn't seem to care whether I lived or died. Over the last four years, I now know ...