BOMB's Summer Issue Party

Join us at Public Records on Wednesday, July 16. Doors open at 8:00 PM—and the first round is on us!

Come party with us as we celebrate our summer issue in partnership with our friends at n+1, e-flux, and CLMP.

BOMB’s summer issue is packed with interview of icons in music, literature, and art, including Ocean Vuong by Björk, Lucy Dacus and McKinley Dixon (introduced by Hanif Abdurraqib), and, our cover artists, the collective CFGNY, plus new fiction from Catherine Lacey and Ed Park and so much more.

Tickets are free, but space is limited, so RSVPs are required.

This is a 21+ event.

Sponsored by: Brooklyn Gin

From our partners:

The sixth issue of e-flux Index brings together 82 contributors across 580 pages, weaving long-form essays on art, architecture, and contemporary culture with exhibition and film reviews, interviews, theoretical texts, and opinion pieces—organized into eleven thematic digressions. Ranging from monuments to marionettes, climate devastation to sonic resistance, the texts in Index 6 explore the margins where new ways of thinking—and living—begin to take shape.

n+1 Issue 50: HARSH REALM features contributions by Mark Greif, Hannah Zeavin, E. Tammy Kim, A. S. Hamrah, Gillian Linden, Iman Mersal, Sarah Miller, and more. Our fiftieth(!) issue contains essays, reviews, fiction, and poetry about climate change, Ayahuasca, TV novels, literary criticism, field trips, tweenage Communism, tariffs, and Norwegian novels. Come celebrate with us!

About:

BOMB Magazine is a nonprofit that has been spotlighting artists in conversation since 1981. BOMB’s mission is to deliver the artist’s voice. We develop, publish, and preserve artist-generated material, offering unique insight into the creative process.

n+1 is a print and digital magazine of literature, culture, and politics published three times a year and based in Brooklyn, New York.

e-flux is a publishing and curatorial platform founded by artists in 1999. With a multifaceted and enduring presence, e-flux publishes writing by and for artists, as well as by thinkers and researchers working across many fields of contemporary culture. In 2024, it launched e-flux Index, a quarterly print journal that brings together commissioned content from all of e-flux's publishing platforms.

CLMP, the Community of Literary Magazines & Presses, is a nonprofit service organization dedicated to helping independent publishers thrive in order to ensure a vibrant, diverse literary landscape. With over 1,000 members, located in every state in the country, CLMP provides technical assistance, facilitates peer-to-peer learning and group action related to publishing practices, and builds bridges to connect diverse communities of literary stakeholders.

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