Browsing Tag politics

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  Fiction

  Already dead.

  "One day, I think, I’ll be brave enough to let him bite me."

  By Joe Ponce
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  Essays

  The Democratic Party Must Be Destroyed

  The Left's only hope? Hostile takeover.

  By Jamie Peck
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  Fiction

  Head of a Snowman

  "Didn’t people know by now that nobody was better at punishing Ellis than Ellis?"

  By Kevin Magruder
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  Essays

  Filching Christopher Robin in the Shadow of Mount Rushmore

  A Confession of Theft on Stolen Land

  By Ian MacDougall
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  Shrapnel

  Unfinished Business: Aborted Books and Failed Secessions

  Reflections on things left undone.

  By Justin Taylor
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  Essays

  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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  Art

  Shit Anti-Corruption Comedians Say: An Interview with Ryan & Sean Kleier

  How two brothers from Kentucky are helping take down big-money politics.

  By Lauren E. Wool
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  Shrapnel

  Thirteen Ways of (Not) Looking at a Crime Scene

  Celebrity nudes. Decapitated journalists. Beatings on elevators. When should we look, and when should we avert our eyes?

  By Travis Mushett
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  Comics

  Mr. Block, Vol. XIV

  Brick on Block.

  By Ernest Riebe
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  Essays

  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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  Poems

  Three Poems

  What might Job have thought of the many doctors who, / when commanded by Franco’s men, took hundreds / of newborn babies from their mothers as they trembled

  By Joanne Diaz
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  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