Betsy Sussler

BOMB ’ s Editor-in-Chief and Legacy Editors share their thoughts on the passing of writer Gary Indiana; also included are this seminal writer ’ s many…

Two consummate actors, Irene Worth (three Tonys, three Obies, and two Drama Desk Awards) and Peter Eyre (a classic on the English stage whose New York…

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

In loving memory of our friend and one of America's great artists. Calligraphy drawn from the age of satellites beaming and technology blaring, Keith Sonnier’s sculptures, urban neon and country trash, fuse the detritus of popular western culture with the suggestiveness of eastern imagery.

David Seidner

I first spotted Sarah with Joseph Kosuth at a party somewhere in SoHo soon after arriving in New York in 1975.

While Deborah Baker’s packed compendium does indeed tell stories of the Beats in India and more—Corso’s confessions of unrequited love, Burroughs’s surly…

Betsy Sussler reports on Mary Heilmann’ Two-Lane Blacktop show at 303 Gallery in February ’09.

There is a lushness to Kertess’s prose, a soft belly that belies its toughness.

Sea of Poppies is a miraculous book about even more than the 19th-century opium trade, which is an exciting tale in and of itself, fraught with voracious…

Melissa Marks’s character Volitia cavorts through her drawings with the impudence of Nabokov’s Lolita and the sly pleasure of a cherub.

Murray Bail’s Eucalyptus spins a people’s history and landscape through fairy tale. In a remote property in New South Wales, Australia, a widower promises…

Patrick McGrath is a master at thrusting his reader headlong into the minds of seemingly cogent and sane narrators who describe the bizarre and often mad…

Glenn always felt that to truly understand politics one has to understand the makings of a good party: let loose and get down now and then.

Purple America has the acid overtones of Hendrix’s “Purple Rain” coupled with the rollicking control of a writer who knows exactly what he’s about.