BOA Editions’ story began much like that of other creative endeavors: When an intrepid individual identified a lack of opportunity, he went out and created it himself. One of the longest running independent presses in the nation, BOA was founded on July 4, 1976 by Al Poulin Jr., who was a Brockport professor at the […]
Peter Conners
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Writing in ROC
Rochester’s rich culture has provided inspiration for many literary works over the years. Local authors take our area’s distinct elements — heritage, geography, tones — and use them to tell stories, create imagery, and ultimately touch others. City spoke with five of Rochester’s need-to-know authors to find out how the city has affected their work. […]
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Cutting heads
Tuck was troubled by this thought: The Devil doesn’t visit us all. And the next: What if I don’t recognize him when he does? But he would. He knew it. There was a real shifty looking dude at Aces Down last week. Haunted the table by the bar all night long, but come set break […]
