Monday I took Tuck magazine, via Skype, with me to San Francisco’s Radio Valencia for an interview on the Scream For Peace radio show.
AWP 2013 Boston: A gathering of artists on a mission to connect
March 19th, 2013 
Administrator
Elizabeth Stelling, poet and editor of Zombie Poetry ezine, attended the annual Association of Writer and Writing Programs conference in Boston this spring. Below she gives us an inside view of the experience and insight regarding the reason for it’s existence and what can be gained by attending. This is a must read for anyone who may be contemplating attending any writing conference.
MARCH POETRY
March 18th, 2013 Administrator
The days get longer, the sun shines brighter and we say goodbye to the winter blues with the help of talented poets Elizabeth Stelling, Naureen Amjad, Ben Naga, Melissa Fry Beasley and Christeena Willams Read more »
FEBRUARY ART
February 15th, 2013 Administrator
Introduction
by
Michael Organ
Jonny Burt’s art examines the ongoing effects of media’s influence in society. Extinguishing fame’s flame the artist projects images of souls suffocating from the blindness thrust upon. Others aspire to be another but in this age only the self can survive. Read more »
FEBRUARY PHOTOS
February 15th, 2013 Administrator 
Introduction
by
Michael Organ
Matilde Gattoni’s photography shows the pain of survival, from workers burning in everyday blue to refugees in the aftermath of war. Each image tells its own powerful story, a truth directly from its subject’s beating heart. Read more »
FEBRUARY FICTION
February 15th, 2013 Administrator
Fathers, sons and family, a monster with a vengeful streak and mystical wisdom flash for lovers of short fiction for February from Paul W. Johnstone, Margrét Helgadóttir and Audrey Allen.
FEBRUARY POETRY
February 15th, 2013 Administrator
Versatile and sensory, poets for the short month of February are Betty West, John Middlebrook, Ndue Ukaj, Danny Earl Simmons and Scott Hastie.
JANUARY PHOTOS
January 16th, 2013 Administrator
Introduction
by
Michael Organ
Sheri L Wright’s photography breathes new life from that decaying, each piece providing fresh insight to art the eye often overlooks. The following five images allow us to see differently metal’s abandonment to rust and the beauty created within. Read more »
JANUARY BOOK REVIEW
January 16th, 2013 Administrator
By
Selma Sergent
Quarto Barto is from Cincinnati, Ohio. A Tuck Magazine contributor, he is self-described as:
‘The great grandson of Vaudevillian performers, he writes poetry and prose with an American flair. Quarto has travelled extensively and draws influence from the cultural blending of metropolitan life.’ Read more »
