ABOUT BHJ

BHJ is an online hypermedia journal curated, edited, designed, and maintained by the graduate Creative Writing program of Eastern Michigan University’s English Department. With a focus on interdisciplinary and hybrid arts especially emphasizing language innovation, BHJ seeks and presents works that upend convention and blur the lines of form and genre.

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“BathHouse” connotes hybridity and history, recalling the 19th-century sanatoriums, bathhouses, and mineral water wells that flourished in Ypsilanti, Michigan at the turn of the century. The “foul-smelling” waters of the Atlantis well — in the vicinity of the current Jones-Goddard dorm on the EMU campus — were bottled and shipped nationwide and touted as a cure for 33 disorders of the blood, until the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act in 1906.

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CURRENT STAFF

Lead Editor
Patrick Flores-Scott

Editorial Team
Elizabeth Mitchell

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View previous editorial staff information in the Issue Archive.

RECENT STAFF

Lead Editor
Patrick Flores-Scott (Issue #25)
Elizabeth Mitchell (Issue #24)
Ryan Henry Cox (Issues #21 – #23)
Austin Bragdon (Issues #19 – #20)

Editor
Patrick Flores-Scott (Issue #24)
Ian Rummel (Issues #19 – #20)

Editorial Board & Consultants
Andi Pontiff (Issues #21 – #24)
Elizabeth Mitchell (Issue #23, #25)
Vee Kennedy (Issues #19 – #20)
Sara Gomez-Perez (Issues #19 – #20)

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