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    Nameless in Their Own Land

    "It took me two to three years to say that I was aboriginal. But before then, I felt something akin to closeted."

    By Zong-ru Pan
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    Fragments of Charlie

    I am not Charlie Hebdo. I am with Charlie Hebdo.

    By Travis Mushett
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    The Blues

    Shades of love. Shades of heartbreak.

    By Sara Elizabeth Grossman
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    Blue Rats

    The fire of youth. The wreckage of addiction. The thunder of punk. The ravages of disease. The remainder: friendship.

    By Kat Moore
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    From Burning Man to Bellevue: A Hero’s Journey

    In the Nevada desert and the psych wards of New York City, a man tries to live with his madness rather than have it bludgeoned out of him.

    By Jeffrey Goines
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    Brown Pills

    "The cap’s all smudged with dusty fingerprints; it’s a dirty looking thing. It’s just like they said it would be in DARE."

    By Annie Gebler
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    Revolutionary Twee?

    A new book claims that twee culture is politicizing the youth and changing the world for the better, but can sweaters & sweetness really fix what ails us?

    By Travis Mushett
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    On the Ghost Ship: Real Love and “The Bachelor”

    True romance in a mediated age.

    By Sam Eichner
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    The Well-Tuned Moment

    A summer's night, a bottle of wine, and five hours of avant-garde minimalist music.

    By Joe Miller
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    Seven Days After Father

    "Compared to the esoteric medical treatments you endured for the past six days, this final procedure is sensibly named: The Last Breath."

    By Essay Liu
  • Essays

    Time Will Tell

    What does The Americans have to do with time travel, Felicity, and political imagination? More than you think.

    By Sam Ross
  • Essays

    Ableism Hurts

    While the country prides itself on its increasing acceptance of traditionally marginalized populations, disabled people continue to be stripped of their voices, and it’s hurting everyone.

    By Sara Nović
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We are Blunderbuss Magazine, a web magazine of arts, culture, and politics, an ordnance of fire and improvisation. What ties together these essays, stories, poems, photographs, comics, and other bits of aesthetic shrapnel is a common attitude of visceral humanism. We aim for earnest noise. We want to splash in the mud of lived experience, to battle for a radical empathy, and to provide a megaphone to howling assertions of human subjectivity.

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  • Managing – Niral Shah
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