Ladies and gents, please welcome Joe Maxwell as co-moderator to Boston Thought. A previous submitter, photographer, and former film student, Joe is originally from the Granite State, but now calls Continue reading
There were at least two hundred people looking up at Continue reading
Lightening arches tree to wire Like a yoga pose, Downpours knock at panes of glass in My candlelit room, Unwelcomed boarder. Single strands of hair adhere to Cotton blankets as Continue reading
SATURDAY I woke up to the grinding sounds of the newspaper trucks delivering to Bo’s newsstand. The heavy metal grate grinded upward as I looked out my apartment window. There Continue reading
My heart is nonpermanent hair dye 2nd grade I feel the shadows moving up against me and come to rest by my side As all keeps moving, twitches in change Continue reading
Anissa’s education from a progressive, prestigious women’s college skillfully prepared her for traditional feminine pursuits such as housewifery, midwifery, making unsurpassedly delicious sandwiches, and drawing this dark little comic. She Continue reading
Ed Capeau is a fine artist haling from the South Shore. Below are some paintings he did of Marilyn Monroe, along with a bio graphic. His talent isn’t just limited Continue reading
We are thrilled to have local writer, Patrick Coppola feature his book chapter by chapter on Boston Thought. If you like what you read (we sure did!) make sure you Continue reading
Per Samantha- I am a Central Massachusetts based photographer who travels to Boston often. I am city girl at heart and my photography has really taken off now that I Continue reading
The Hillary Reynolds Band, made up of 100% Berlkee Alum, mix strong acoustic harmonies with pop elements and in turn a create a truly enchanting sound. Check out their music Continue reading
