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Everything is Lewd
By Cynthia Ferrell on
Smut’s on my mind. A chunk of that I blame on Covid-19’s shelter-in-place. What on... Read more →
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Poets on Craft: Jordan Smith and Alexis Rhone Fancher
By Bunkong Tuon on
When I was a community college student in Long Beach, California, I browsed the library... Read more →
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Storylandia Issue 32, J. H. Malone’s Drunk on Time
By John Brantingham on
I started reading science fiction when I was a teenager in the 1980s, and I subscribed... Read more →
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Millard Sheets and the Inland Valleys
By John Brantingham on
It’s impossible to get away from the artistic influence of Millard Sheets especially in... Read more →
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Reading about how governments react and respond to problems (Reading well in times of illness, finale)
By Bill Cushing on
“There have been as many plagues as wars in history; yet always plagues and wars take... Read more →
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Fortunium Slot game reviewed
By Our Friends on
The steampunk aesthetic has long been a particular favorite for legions of creative... Read more →
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My Russian Encounter (Reading well in times of illness, part 5)
By Bill Cushing on
As a child, I was fairly lucky: my teachers made great choices for reading assignments,... Read more →
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“Photography & ________” + “Hibakusha: A tribute to the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings”
By Cultural Weekly on
Catherine Edelman Gallery is excited to open its doors with two exhibitions: the first... Read more →
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In Brazil, Curation is Just Another Word for Censorship
By Gustavo Prado Sampaio on
Censorship just isn't fashionable anymore. Not in the Americas, anyways. So Brazilian... Read more →
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English:Living Planetary History
By Will Alexander on
Our present psycho-lingual engulfs the past not unlike a psychic lahar, not unlike an... Read more →
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