J'Lyn Chapman

Magazine. Poetry. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Art. BOMBAY GIN is the literary journal of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University, co-founded by Allen Ginsberg and Anne Waldman. Emerging from the "outrider" lineage, which operates outside the cultural mainstream, BOMBAY GIN publishes poetry, prose, and hybrid texts as well as art, translations, interviews, and book reviews. Each issue includes a lecture transcribed from the Naropa Audio Archives, comprised of six thousand hours of tapes documenting classes, performances, workshops, and lectures conducted at Naropa since 1974 by many of the leading figures of the literary avant-garde. Issue 38.2 is dedicated to "Writing and Art from Colorado's Front Range" and includes work from Reed Bye, Julie Carr, Noah Eli Gordon, j/j hastain, Bobbie Louise Hawkins, Bin Ramke, Edwin Torres, and Anne Waldman, as well as Selah Saterstrom's lecture and Ricky Moody's song from the Naropa Audio Archive. The issue also includes reviews of books by Richard Froude, Haruki Murakami, Eric Baus, Joanna Ruocco, and Chris Martin.

Bombay Gin 38:2

Lisa Jarnot

Anne Waldman

Diane di Prima

Andrew Schelling

Eleni Sikelianos

Jayne Marek

Tommi Avicolli Mecca

Lisa Alvarez

Michael Mosher

Amy Bobeda

Emily Trenholm

Christina Chady

Stephanie Hempel

Chloe Tsolakoglou

Ada McCartney

Diana Lizette Rodriguez

Thick Code

Matt Clifford

May June

Peter Belly

Obinna Chilekezi

Sarah Escue

Robert Eric Shoemaker

Max Henninger

Mitch Manning

Sharlyn Page

Timotha Doane

Ana Anu

Chani di Prima

A poetry collection by friends, fans, and students of the late Diane di Prima furthering her call for revolution. This book features work by Anne Waldman, Lisa Jarnot, and Andrew Schelling among many others.

A Tribute to Diane Di Prima

More Revolutionary Letters

Magazine. Poetry. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Art. African American Studies. BOMBAY GIN is the literary journal of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University, co-founded by Allen Ginsberg and Anne Waldman. Emerging from the "outrider" lineage, which operates outside the cultural mainstream, BOMBAY GIN publishes poetry, prose, and hybrid texts as well as art, translations, interviews, and book reviews. Each issue includes a lecture transcribed from the Naropa Audio Archives, comprised of six thousand hours of tapes documenting classes, performances, workshops, and lectures conducted at Naropa since 1974 by many of the leading figures of the literary avant-garde. This issue explores "flesh memory," a concept the late Akilah Oliver defines in her introduction to the she said dialogues. Grounded in dance and performance art, flesh memory becomes an embodied practice, an expression of culture and ancestral memory, as when Oliver writes, "This text is situated in the on-going work I've been doing in performance with the concept of flesh memory as it relates to a critical interrogation of the African American literary/performative tradition." The issue features work by Tisa Bryant, Rachel Levitsky, Tracie Morris, Harryette Mullen, Eleni Sikelianos, Anne Waldman, and Akilah Oliver.

Bombay Gin 39:2

J'Lyn Chapman

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