Furry interloper / Edible impostors
Anna Merlan’s nomadic roommate, and a public service matrix from Trevor Alixopulos
Anna Merlan’s nomadic roommate, and a public service matrix from Trevor Alixopulos
Maria Bustillos on the defense of Western Civ
Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún explains the coming political meme
A sestina from Sam Thielman
Jennie Rose Halperin traces the poisonous roots of celebrity culture
Diana Moskovitz takes a break in Stockholm; Amy Chu at the Boston Palestine Film Festival
It doesn’t really matter what you call it, says k.e. harloe
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd at a billionaire’s election watch party
John Saward on the tribe of Mike Francesca, and Maria Bustillos on saving libraries
Jídé Salawu on Nigerian tomfoolery, and a poem on this day by Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún
Laurie Woolever on worsening situations; plan to plan with Felipe De La Hoz
Hydras on the ballots; dread and loveliness with Luke O’Neil
Jonathan M. Katz and Maria Bustillos on the Tuesday of our discontent
Tommy Craggs on ultra-violence in the NBA; Arwa Mahdawi reviews ‘The Message’
David Roth’s identity issues; Parker Molloy on the Bezos fracas
Self care for next Tuesday, from Gabriel Snyder
Into the maze with Zito Madu
Tom Scocca considers Bezos’s cowardice; John Saward on the agony of baseball
Ooh, scary!
Brian Hioe covers a march in Taipei, plus some Hydras visit the Internet Archive
Ana Marie Cox is lying down and Trevor Alixopulos is sleuthing
Carrie Frye with Asheville updates, and Denny O'Neil’s last-ever interview, with Josephine Riesman
An L.A. afternoon with Maria Bustillos
An uplifting message from The Editors
Jídé Salawu buys some things, and so does Shirley Wang
Different ways to get married, by Yemisi Aribisala
Luke O’Neil reckons with wildness and decay
Allegories with Jennie Rose Halperin, and new fiction from Miles Klee
Talia Lavin on real forever loss, and Rax King on Ask a Manager
Delectably complex pie from Emily Flake, and Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún on AI translation
Hamilton Nolan, survivalist; Laurie Woolever, also surviving (on party food)
Carrie Frye, reporting from Asheville
Images of self-harm, considered by Sam Thielman
Anna Merlan on a funerary hack for dating apps; Colin McGowan reads Robert Coover
Parker Molloy on enduring the coming month
At the beach in New York with David Moore; doubts considered with Amy Chu
Ben Ehrenreich on the news
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd on defiance, and Felipe De La Hoz, also on defiance
Brian Hioe's change of scene; and for Maria Bustillos, hindsight is 2020
Zito Madu's not sleepy; Miles Klee dreams of malls
Ceremonial practices of Myriam Gurba, and Trevor Alixopulos remembers
Watermelons, randomness, Arwa Mahdawi; Joe MacLeod looks out the window
Kola Tubosun visits London, and Carrie Frye on the realest of friends
Dystopic comforts from Luke O'Neil
Nerding out with David Moore; a young woman's life in Gaza, by Moh Telbani
Yemisi Aribisala reflects on the dangers of the reading life
Ana Marie Cox on survival
Amy Chu holds pieces of clouds; evolving self-imagery from Jennie Rose Halperin
Josephine Riesman on 9/11 and Uncle Sam
Some things Sam Thielman saw on the internet
Laurie Woolever on the jitters; Scocca and Bustillos refuse styrofoam
Sharp remarks from Diana Moskovitz, and Sam Thielman exits, pursued by a beast
Freenets at the library with jj skolnik, and John Saward visits his old room
A.J. Daulerio on dot-com indulgence; Brian Hioe contemplates desire
Tom Scocca on tomscocca.com, and READERS’ CHOICE poll results
Arwa Mahdawi on the kinder gentler internet
Rax King waxes fantastical and Trevor Alixopulos stands clear of the closing doors.
Joe MacLeod hurts himself and Luke O'Neil burns low.
Ryan Gosling in a revelatory early role, by Josephine Riesman
Miles Klee, internet mystic
Brian Hioe on friends; Salawu on the olden times for poetry
Ben Ehrenreich goes for a run in the outskirts of Norwich
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd's Usenet; Yemisi Aribisala on Naomi Campbell
featuring Sam Thielman