Books “Who Is Cagney Without Lacey?”: The Fug Girls on Writing as a Duo
The Fug Girls on the mechanics of writing as a pair.
friendship
Books 
Advice Aunt Acid: Advice on How to Support the Grieving
The Toast's Aunt Acid offers advice on caring for those who are grieving.
Relationships In Celebration of Old-School LiveJournal
The author on her nostalgia for LiveJournal, the friends it brought her, and what it means to write it all down.
Friendship Our Hearts Were Young and Gay: On Weakness, Strength, and Friendship
The author reflects on the book 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' and lessons learned about friendship, strength, and vulnerability.
Relationships You’ve Got Someone Who Wants To Be More Than Just Friends In The Diamond Business
At Shane Co., you've got more than just friendship in the diamond business. If you want it.
Humor The Other Avengers Are Pretty Busy Right Now
Ever wondered why all the Avengers don't show up to help when the world is about to be destroyed? Wonder no longer.
Beauty The Least Sassy Girl in America, Pt. II
Karen Corday concludes her tale of "Sassy" obsession by interviewing her friend Carrie, who actually WAS a finalist to be the Sassiest Girl in America.
Family Friendship and Race and Knowing Your Place
On racism and friendship, and when and where to draw lines.
Feminism The Other Woman: Business and Friendship at a Silicon Valley Startup
Sarah Eisner on the complicated and evolving relationship she shared with her startup partner, and what it taught her about friendship and business.
Relationships Growing Up
On young women taking chances, making mistakes, and trying to navigate their twenties with grace.
Friendship Questions for My Mugger’s Friends Who Keep Calling Me
E.M. Freeburg has some questions for the people who keep trying to get in touch with her mugger via her stolen phone.
Feminism Cross-Country: On Feeling Safe
Hayley Krischer on a road trip she took with a friend, the bad thing that happened, and how feeling safe can mean different things at different times.
Movies Making Friends: The Haunting & May
Emily L. Stephens discusses "The Haunting" and "May," and what these horrifying films have to say about loneliness and friendship.
Relationships “Up and Down”: On Chairlifts and Ski Towns
Ariana Kelly on the strange sorts of people who work and play at a ski resort, and the chairlifts that unite them.
Movies Going to Movies with Girls
Elisabeth Geier on all the movies she saw with the girls of her adolescence.
