Friends Like These

Here's a selfie Toni Bee took of her and Ed Gault four years ago during a Stone Soup event at one of the Fort Point Arts Community events I couldn't host because I was away during the holiday weekend. Ed hosted and Toni provided the extra energy. I haven't seen either Toni or Edward face to face for quite a bit. I hope I'm able to get together with them and other local Stone Soupers before the end of the year.

So Many Names

We start with a series of poems by Jennifer Gurney with photography by Edward S. Gault. Welcome to Wednesday at Oddball Magazine. 

Torn Horizon

New contributing poet Ayaan Fahad and returning photographer Edward S. Gault break in our Tuesday at Oddball Magazine. 

 

Because It's Apartment Hunting Season

Poet John Grey and photographer Edward S. Gault return to kick off the last Wednesday of August. Thanks for reading Oddball Magazine this morning. 

Strangers in the Same Place

Poet Gopal Lahiri and photographer Edward S. Gault will kick our Wednesday off over at Oddball Magazine. Thanks for reading us today!

How They Run

Poet Kevin B and photographer Edward S. Gault give us the closing post for the first day of July. Thank you for reading Oddball Magazine today. Be back for more. 

Breathing Out

Young Abigail Cain closes us out with photography by Edward S. Gault. Thank you for reading Oddball Magazine this Wednesday. Hope you come back. 

Come Here

Poetry by Michael Paul Kozlowsky has been paired with photography by Edward S. Gault for our morning salvo. We're starting Wednesday strong over at Oddball Magazine. Welcome aboard.

Happy Birthday, Edward S. Gault

 

Today's Theme is Easy to Spot

Poet Emily Farber and photographer Edward S. Gault close out our Wednesday over at Oddball Magazine. Thanks for reading us this Wednesday. 

The First Spotlight

Poet and photographer Edward S. Gault is the first of our spotlighted writer/artists for National Poetry Month.

Thank you for reading Oddball Magazine this week. We'll see you this Monday.

One Aisle Open

Poet Garrett Alexander goes shopping for us today with help from photographer Edward S. Gault. Welcome to Tuesday at Oddball Magazine. 

Beatdowns and Body Counts

Now we end the day with relevant poetry by Lukas Flippo with artwork by Edward S. Gault. Thanks for reading Oddball Magazine. Thanks for stopping by today. Hope you come back soon.

A Boon

Welcome poet  Andrew Shields to our roster with photography by Edward S. Gault. Oddball Magazine wishes you a happy Tuesday.

A Time of Shopping

Poet Keith Gaboury returns with photographer Edward S. Gault to kick off our pre-Christmas Wars Wednesday over at Oddball Magazine. Hope you enjoy your stay.

Mixing Fiction

A nice combination of poems under one broad theme. With more than a little touch of death. First, a poem by newcomer Amalia Castillo-Morrison with photography from our own Edward S. Gault. Welcome to Wednesday at Oddball Magazine. 

Doesn't Care

A poem for time times by Russell duPont, whose work is paired with photography by Edward S. Gault. Three O'clock High is in session now at Oddball Magazine. 

Too Soon to Think of Winter?

Poet Laura Boatner and photographer Edward S. Gault (I like the juxtaposition of his photo to Laura's words) make me look forward to winter even during my favorite season. Thanks for joining us this Wednesday at Oddball Magazine. 

Thinking of Lost Poets

Given my mood and thoughts about lost friends, this poem by Jason Ryberg is perfect to kick off the gloomy day. 

Props to Edward S. Gault for his photo contriution to our opening poem. 

Welcome to Wednesday at Oddball Magazine. It's a little dreary, but we try to work that to our advantage. 

The Spell is Cast

Laurie Rosen is our 3:00 poet with a photo from today's protest courtesy of Edward S. Gault. We're still going today at Oddball Magazine.