Bogg (Magazine)

Bogg No. 61

A magnificent effort this one, the best toilet I've seen. The poetry is quality throughout - original, but not in the totally abstract and unidentifiable way of a lot of original verse. Too many good poems to list, so I won't bother. Liked the enthusiastic review style of Pete Faulkner, so many reviewers take a delight in slagging, that it makes a refreshing change. Several interesting articles, especially by Charles Plymell on Neal Cassady - though contentious. Layout is really pro, without being garish. Like the letters page, so will introduce one in P&F! A lot of good poetry mags around at the moment, of which this is one of the best.

- Paul Rance, Peace & Freedom, Vol. 6, No. 3, Autumn/Winter 1989