Fan Fiction A Harry Potter Where Hermione Doesn’t Do Anyone’s Homework For Them
Nothing else changes. She just doesn't do their homework for them.
Writing
Fan Fiction 
Writing In 1937 Daphne du Maurier Wrote A Horror Story About Sex Toys
I am not making up a WORD of this.
Politics Why Black Women And Men Critique Each Other
"We cannot envelope ourselves within the black male body all in the name of collectivism."
LGBT Living In Laramie: After Matthew Shepard
Jess White on the experience of living in Laramie, Wyoming, and gay identity's relationship with tragedy.
Writing A Glossary of U- and Non-U Speech
What a country!
Writing You, There! Stop! You Can’t Go In There! Why, –
You there! Stop!
Advice A Style Guide For The Dystopia
A set of standards for general use in the blasted hellscape that was once Earth.
Beauty The Bisto Legs Diaries #2: Fertility and Hope
In which our plucky cancer correspondent and her companion make difficult decisions about preserving his fertility.
Writing Erotica Written By An Alien Pretending Not To Be Horrified By The Human Body
Ah, how normal and pleasant it all is.
Books “Myth is the only way I have to self-identify”: An Interview with Matthew Salesses
Karissa Chen interviews Matthew Salesses about writing, identity, and his new novel, THE HUNDRED YEAR FLOOD.
LGBT “Femme On Femme” Is The Most
YEP.
The Great Outdoors A Deeply Upsetting Personal Heat Index
IT'S SO HOT OUT.
Writing Ten-Cent Stories, Typewritten While You Wait
Karl J.P. Smith on the time he spends busking with his typewriter, writing stories for strangers.
Writing Blind Justice: On Law School, Misogyny, and Sexual Abuse
Susannah Dainow on how going to law school led her to remember her own traumatic history.
Books The Meaning of Literary Pilgrimages
Allison O'Toole on the meaningful relationship between beloved works of literature and the real, physical spaces readers visit on literary pilgrimages.
