Pasted on the interior cover of a scrapbook, this flyer from Woman in the Moon Publications, the feminist press founded by Bogus in 1979, incorporates an aesthetic and vision of Afrofuturism, described by scholar and futurist Ytasha L. Womack as “an intersection of imagination, technology, the future, and liberation.” The press — which published books on topics in women’s studies, health, and spirituality — ceased operations in 1999.
Straight from the interplanetary mind of S. Diane Bogus
Her second, precognitive book of poetry: Woman in the Moon by S. Diane Bogus
Order it now: $5.00 from the author, autographed [and] mailed or $4.00 from the publisher: For order or for information write:
Soap Box Publishing / Box 737 / Stamford, Conn. / 06904 or S. Diane Bogus / P.O. Box 5037 / Inglewood, CA / 90310 / USA
Flyer for Woman in the Moon, a book of poetry by SDiane Bogus, circa 1977, Oversize Box 1, Woman in the Moon Publications records, BANC MSS 2003/105 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
