Bodega

05/08/2024

August Bodega is dirt roads and mistakes, mule deer and waiting. Featuring poetry by Stephanie Liang and Maisie Kirn, fiction by Connie Corzilius and Lyz Mancini, and nonfiction by Lorenza Perelli.

Bodega | Issue 139

01/07/2024

July Bodega is undertow and bone, humming and coffee stains, featuring poetry by Jae Eason, Peter Leight, and Caits Meissner, and fiction by Lily Parker and Katie Fustich. bodegamag.com/issues/138

Bodega | Issue 138

03/06/2024

Summer is for Bodega: issue 137 features poetry by Andrew Payton, Erik Brockbank, and Kristina Erny, with fiction by Curt Saltzman and Travis Dahlke.

Bodega | Issue 137

06/05/2024

Issue 136 is our annual all-fiction issue, featuring stories by Jonathan Rose, Jack Sullivan, Katie Lynn Johnson, and Cameron Brindise.

01/04/2024

Issue 135 is our annual poetry issue in celebration of National Poetry Month, featuring Julián David Bañuelos, Jacob Griffin Hall, Jill Mceldowney, Ryan Dzelzkalns, and Michael Agunbiade.

Bodega | Issue 135

04/03/2024

Bodega 134 is tulips and fingerprints, collect calls and milky light. Featuring poetry by Trenton Pollard, Madisen Gummer, and Hannah Joyce, and fiction by Elliott Thornton and Jared Hanson:

Bodega | Issue 134

05/02/2024

February Bodega is pine needles and hunger, coffee and maps, with poetry by RC Davis, Prosper C. Ìféányí, and Michael Ricketti, fiction by J. Christopher Fisher, and nonfiction by A. Kathryn Davis.

Bodega | Issue 133

04/12/2023

December Bodega is red blood cells and shooting stars, ancestors and the whir of the fan, with poetry by Madelyn Musick and Amanda Gómez Sánchez, and nonfiction by Christian P. Harrington.

Bodega | Issue 132

06/11/2023

November Bodega is waiting and close calls, pinecones and sunsets. Featuring poetry by Stephen S. Mills, Eloise Schultz, and Ariel Friedman, fiction by Faith Ryan, and nonfiction by Bridget Rohde.

Bodega | Issue 131

02/10/2023

Bones and brass. Thrumming and Botox. Issue 130 features poetry by , , and , and fiction by :

Bodega | Issue 130

04/09/2023

Issue 129 is headlights and static, cartoons and seagulls, with poetry by Emma Fuchs, Ben Kassoy, and Stephen Ira, fiction by Sam Schieren, and nonfiction by SG Huerta.

07/08/2023

Small towns and evening mist, the ocean and survival. Issue 128 features poetry by Kyra Spence, Marina Hope Wilson, and Meg Peters, and fiction by Autumn L. Duke and Kristin FitzPatrick:

Bodega | Issue 128

05/06/2023

An octopus and a magician. Church shoes and the impulse of gills. June Bodega features poetry by Kristen Tetzlaff, James Kelly Quigley, and Shirley Stephenson, and fiction by Rachel Attias and Michael Neal Morris.

Bodega | Issue 127

02/05/2023

Bowling and breakups, turnips and ghosts: kick off May with Bodega's short story issue, featuring Gordon Haber, Jennifer Blackman, Allisia J.R. Lingaur, Thomas Kearnes, and Amali Gordon-Buxbaum.

Bodega | Issue 126

03/04/2023

Happy National Poetry Month! Here's our all-poetry issue, featuring Emily Zogbi, Andrea Syzdek, Lucia Morello, Julia Laxer, and Josh Gaydos:

Bodega | Issue 125

07/03/2023

Silence and starlings, sleep and surprise. Issue 124 features poetry by Jeremy Radin, Noor Khashe Brody, and J.P. White, fiction by Brendan Todt, and nonfiction by Fay Sachpatzidis.

Bodega | Issue 124

06/02/2023

Small edges and worry, lost ideas and cream. Issue 123 features poetry by Augusta Funk and Jennifer Whalen, with fiction by Dan Tremaglio and John Minichillo. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/123

06/12/2022

Issue 122 is long walks and mating rituals, catcalls and small futures. Featuring poetry by Sera Gamble and Foolan Flopez, and fiction by Melissa Ostrom and Natali Petricic. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/122

08/11/2022

It's Nonfiction November! Here's our first-ever entirely nonfiction issue, featuring pieces by Abby Hagler, Christopher Rivas, Toti O'Brien, and Mary Zelinka. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/121

03/10/2022

Issue 120 is mushrooms and oceans, fathers and photographs. Featuring poetry by Stephanie Lane Sutton and Meghan Sterling, fiction by Jesus Francisco Sierra, and nonfiction by Molly Reitman. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/120

05/09/2022

Bodega 119 is a little crisp, full of animals, following the relentless march of time. Featuring poetry by Josh Mahler and L Henry Farrell, and fiction by Andrew Bertaina and Bradley Barrett. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/119

01/08/2022

August Bodega is steam and fire ants, endings and horizons, featuring poetry by Tola Sylvan and Maxine Patroni, and fiction by Aidan O'Brien and Zachary Hourihane. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/118

04/07/2022

New Bodega for your summertime sadness, featuring poetry by Devonaire Ortiz, John Salimbene, and Amy Williams, with fiction by Michael Anthony and Ben Roth.
http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/117

07/06/2022

Lightbulbs and field guides. Netflix and guinea pigs. Issue 116 features poetry by Lucille Walker, Elijah Rushing Hayes, and Molly Zhu, with fiction by Andy Bodinger and Stephen Long. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/116

02/05/2022

People change, and dawn is at the door. Issue 115 features poetry by Kelly R. Samuels and Ernest Ògúnyẹmí, fiction by Yvonne Nguyen, and nonfiction by Bea Chang. http://www.bodegamag.com/issues/115

04/04/2022

Happy National Poetry Month! Our all-poetry April issue features Mara Beneway, David Wojciechowski, Michelle Moncayo, Tyler Raso, and Dale Cottingham. bodegamag.com/issues/114

Bodega | Issue 113

07/03/2022

Issue 113 is ready to spring forward, with poetry by Lauren Hilger and Derek JG Williams, fiction by Meredith Sullivan, and nonfiction by Brinda Gulati: bodegamag.com/issues/113

Bodega | Issue 113

07/02/2022

Acrylics and carp, staycations and creatures: welcome to issue 112 of Bodega. This issue features poetry by Bessie Flores Zaldívar and Nick Martino, and fiction by Ruyi Wen and Sam Wiles. bodegamag.com/issues/112

05/01/2022

We don't do a January issue, but why not spend some time reading our 2021 Pushcart nominees?
Marti Irving, Object Impermanence bit.ly/3ePPWql
Jasmine Ledesma, Green Taxi bit.ly/34tERtb
Jon Lemay, Fable bit.ly/3EX9S52
Will Finlayson, Last of the Genghar bit.ly/3FYc7Xl
Abigail Oswald, Celestial Mechanics bit.ly/337VN7P
Caitlin Vance Stephens, Pheromones bit.ly/3sY4fRV

Poetry | Marti Irving: Object Impermanence | Bodega Magazine

21/12/2021

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