I wrote this in one afternoon at a really terrible job, the same one that incubated “Poems About Capitalism That I Wrote At Work.” It’s had a few different cover colors, and a few different printing styles. Originally it was not laid out for double-sided printing, because I printed it at work, but then I … Continue reading Gregg Araki is the same age as my mother
This zine is a poem imagining a conversation between Vito Russo and Roger Ebert discussing Martin Scorsese’s 2017 film Silence. I wrote a whole lot of context about the two of them / why they’re important voices on film to me / how they’ve guided my approach to Scorsese’s body of work. I considered making … Continue reading Vito Russo and Roger Ebert Discuss Silence in Film Critic Heaven
I wrote this while living in Chicago, after seeing Greg Sestero sitting in the lobby of the Music Box theater. Best Fiends was playing on the big screen, I was there to see something else in the screening room. You gotta wonder what that guy’s life is, right? The cover is green astrobright, and the … Continue reading Imagine Greg Sestero
zines by B. Rose 