Wherever dreams dissolve, a residue remains. Mr. Woofe portrays a world where life manifests itself one dream at a time.... More > Forget the waxy build-up? Hell no. The floor exists...beneath the skin...When the floor falls away, and we are left struggling for balance on that tympanic membrane which howls back the sound of memory, Rafael Woolf assures us...that we are not alone. < Less

Wherever dreams dissolve, a residue remains. Mr. Woofe portrays a world where life manifests itself one dream at a time.... More > Forget the waxy build-up? Hell no. The floor exists . . . beneath the skin . . . When the floor falls away, and we are left struggling for balance on that tympanic membrane which howls back the sound of memory, Rafael Woolf assures us . . . that we are not alone. < Less

Toxic Environment, strips away the bandages and reveals White's trained eye for the written word and life in an inner-city... More > hospital. Dr. Kelley White's poetry makes ER look like a, well, TV Drama. Mesmerizing stories. < Less

Kurt Cline, a native son of California, now a beloved Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature at National... More > Taipei University of Technology, in Tiawan China, will take you on a voyage from Earth to the Sun. Voyage to the Sun contains poetry, two short stories, a translation of the Spanish Poet, Ramón del Valle-Inclán's The Kif Pipe, and selections from Jué Jù of the T’ang Dynasty. < Less

Toxic Environment, strips away the bandages and reveals White's trained eye for the written word and life in an inner-city... More > hospital. Dr. Kelley White's poetry makes ER look like a, well, TV Drama. Mesmerizing stories. < Less

THE BOSTON POET JOURNAL, Vol. 2, Issue 1
Those gentle creatures, known as poets, reveal the complexities of the human heart... More > in its darkest regions. This is one fun issue. < Less

Wherever dreams dissolve, a residue remains. Mr. Woofe portrays a world where life manifests itself one dream at a time.... More > Forget the waxy build-up? Hell no. The floor exists...beneath the skin...When the floor falls away, and we are left struggling for balance on that tympanic membrane which howls back the sound of memory, Rafael Woolf assures us...that we are not alone. < Less

THE BOSTON POET JOURNAL, Vol. 1 Issue 1
Virgin Voyage. This first issue contains the works of Afaa Weaver, Rafael Woolf,... More > Kelley White, Meg Smith, Walter Howard, C.D. Collins, and Liz Burns Allshouse. < Less