18
Dec
17
Dec
Unequal sympathies / Daily delights
Zito Madu has questions about the decline of civilization, and Jennie Rose Halperin makes space for pleasures
issue-223
17
Dec
Luscious Things
17
Dec
Safe and Beautiful World
16
Dec
Fresh blood / Baked guava
Miles Klee on rough justice, and Laurie Woolever makes one perfect treat
issue-222
16
Dec
Revenge Revisited
16
Dec
Cookies Are Healing
13
Dec
Northern delights / No great loss
Good secrets shared by k.e. harloe, and Joe MacLeod’s little talk with Google
isssue-221
13
Dec
I Lost My Google Timeline and That’s OK
13
Dec
Hidden Gems of Upstate New York
12
Dec
Some kind of wonderful / Punk made plain
Visit the land of Oz with Sam Thielman, and listen to Ekko Astral with Parker Molloy
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12
Dec
The Power All Along
12
Dec
Just Good Writing
11
Dec
Friendly conversation / Dictatorial silence
A favorite shared by Carrie Frye, and Brian Hioe on the Hong Kong 47
issue-219
11
Dec
Women Talking
11
Dec
The Iron House
10
Dec
Avoid big labels / Mistrust France
Mark Yarm talks with Tsunami, and Jídé Salawu on new chums Macron and Tinubu
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10
Dec
The Last Kick of a Dying Horse
10
Dec
A New Wave
09
Dec
Dread disease / Crime concerns
Yemisi Aribisala solves an old mystery; Tom Scocca on the dangers of living in New York City
issue-217
09
Dec
Rushing Right Past It
09
Dec
Killers on the Loose
06
Dec
Immeasurable middle
Ian Williams on the right way to live
issue-216
06
Dec
Hard, But Worth It
05
Dec
Open and shut
David Moore on the world of tomorrow, pov 2005
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05
Dec
Sam Altman and Aaron Swartz Saw the Future
04
Dec
Get your wings
Revisiting a holiday classic with John Saward
issue-214
04
Dec
Pretty Wonderful
03
Dec
Seeking loveliness / Going numb
Amy Chu chasing beauty, and new fiction from Colin McGowan
issue-213
03
Dec
Iberia
02
Dec
That lucky feeling / Pick a pope
Rax King goes through the wringer; Osita Nwanevu on 'Conclave'
issue-212
02
Dec
The Standard of Care
02
Dec
House of Cardinals
28
Nov
Finding Each Other in Asheville
Days of reckoning and gratitude, by Carrie Frye
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28
Nov
Root Ball Thanksgiving
27
Nov
Fraught feast / Foul-weather friends
Amy Kurzweil's dread repast, and respiration strategies from Parker Molloy
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27
Nov
Radical Breathing
26
Nov
Platform shoos
The world axes the X, by Fahad Shah
issue-209
26
Nov
Retweet in Retreat
25
Nov
Majority tyranny / Ancient grease
Nathan Schneider considers οἱ πολλοί, and Miles Klee on an unhappy meal
issue-208
25
Nov
Democracy Against Democracy
25
Nov
Twenty-One Reactions to Seeing Those Assholes Eating McDonald’s on a Private Jet
22
Nov
Penis in the sky
Talia Lavin considers the cave
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22
Nov
I Am Ready to Move to A Cave to Explore the Orphic Mysteries
21
Nov
Getting ahead / Getting away
Arwa Mahdawi on ambition, and Amy Chu's Candace Chen gets in a pickle
issue-206
21
Nov
How To Get Ahead
20
Nov
Gusts of meaning
Luke O’Neil on losing your balance in a storm
issue-205
20
Nov
By the intensity with which something is being said
19
Nov
Furry interloper / Edible impostors
Anna Merlan’s nomadic roommate, and a public service matrix from Trevor Alixopulos
issue-204
19
Nov
Be Our Guest
18
Nov
Reading fundamentalist
Maria Bustillos on the defense of Western Civ
issue-203
18
Nov
Closing Time
15
Nov
Auto-tune autocrat
Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún explains the coming political meme
issue-202
15
Nov
T-Pain is Coming
14
Nov
Tidings of the season
A sestina from Sam Thielman
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14
Nov
Late Fall
13
Nov
Final insult
Jennie Rose Halperin traces the poisonous roots of celebrity culture
issue-200
13
Nov
The Trump Era of Joan Rivers
12
Nov
Swedish sparkles / A hopeless position
Diana Moskovitz takes a break in Stockholm; Amy Chu at the Boston Palestine Film Festival
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12
Nov
A Night at the ABBA Museum
12
Nov
Film Review: No Other Land
11
Nov
Be a pal
It doesn’t really matter what you call it, says k.e. harloe
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11
Nov
What Friends Are For
08
Nov
Above the fray
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd at a billionaire’s election watch party
issue-197
08
Nov
Like Common People
07
Nov
Longtime listener / Believe in books
John Saward on the tribe of Mike Francesca, and Maria Bustillos on saving libraries
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07
Nov
The Sage of Long Island
07
Nov
Readers: Raise Hell
06
Nov
Laughable leadership / Wretched results
Jídé Salawu on Nigerian tomfoolery, and a poem on this day by Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún
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06
Nov
A Jokeland Called Nigeria
06
Nov
The Day Chaos Won Again
05
Nov
The darkest hour / Braced for the future
Laurie Woolever on worsening situations; plan to plan with Felipe De La Hoz
issue-194
05
Nov
Notes On Planning
05
Nov
Corroded Chains
04
Nov
Pull the lever / Feel the change
Hydras on the ballots; dread and loveliness with Luke O’Neil
issue-193
04
Nov
What Else to Vote For
04
Nov
Not Coming Back
02
Nov
Protest, vote
Jonathan M. Katz and Maria Bustillos on the Tuesday of our discontent
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02
Nov
Yakkin’ About The Election
31
Oct
Brawl and response / Really racist
Tommy Craggs on ultra-violence in the NBA; Arwa Mahdawi reviews ‘The Message’
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31
Oct
Shooting the Messengers
31
Oct
Two Decades of Pacification in the NBA
31
Oct
The Flytrap Opens Up
30
Oct
Corrupted image / Journalistic integrity
David Roth’s identity issues; Parker Molloy on the Bezos fracas
issue-190
30
Oct
Jeff Bezos Thinks Washington Post Readers Are Idiots
30
Oct
I Am Not Sam Bankman-Fried
29
Oct
Happier returns
Self care for next Tuesday, from Gabriel Snyder
issue-189
29
Oct
Election Night Step 1: Turn Off the TV
28
Oct
Bullheaded memory
Into the maze with Zito Madu
issue-188
28
Oct
Enter the Minotaur
25
Oct
Money talks / Yankees prevail
Tom Scocca considers Bezos’s cowardice; John Saward on the agony of baseball
issue-187
25
Oct
Jeff Bezos Endorses Donald Trump
25
Oct
In Play, Run(s)
24
Oct
Spooky civic spirit
Ooh, scary!
issue-186
24
Oct
Bare-Bones Democracy
23
Oct
Treasure squandered / Treasures preserved
Brian Hioe covers a march in Taipei, plus some Hydras visit the Internet Archive
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