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A Museum of Argentry: A Review of Julian Mithra’s Unearthingly

By Jefferson Navicky Dear Reader, Archive or Hole? That’s the question I was sitting with when I read Julian…

Let me begin with a quote: The American writer in the middle of the 20th century has his hands…

Night 553 Small hawk of days beneath the red sail, rusty red of blood once shed, now dried— is only…

Objects are arguments. But bodies are feuds. Sardonic allegories No longer suffice. The bodies Were corralled, divided, and Ransomed…

By Brian Strang I have been an avid reader and fan of Andrew Joron’s poetry and essays for over…

By Andrew C. Wenaus Information theory is not concerned with meaning; instead, it focuses on the relationships that emerge…

By JC Holburn Skye Cleary is the author of How to Be Authentic: Simone de Beauvoir and the Quest…

Attempts It’s a lawn ornament pig, made of an oil drum, pipes for legs, and a watering can lid for…

The martyrdom story of Saint Lawrence (who gave away the Church’s riches to the poor) may have originated from a…

Ombré How strange I thought the word “ombré” in the middle of the night, stumbling in a small pink bathroom…