Writing What The Bride Took
What the bride is taking, and keeping, and giving away.
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Humor The Only New Yorker Longreads Guide That Still Matters
These are not real New Yorker longreads.
Poetry Plagiarizing the Dead: On Poetry and Friendship
Suzannah Showler, on how her dead friend's words have found their way into her poetry, and how to be a writer is always to be plagiarizing.
Books Unpacking My Library: On Book Collecting, City Lights and the Beat Museum
Mabel Rosenheck discusses book collecting and San Francisco's City Lights bookstore.
Writing Outtakes Of A Dream Deferred
Outtakes Of A Dream Deferred, from Vanessa Willoughby.
The Internet The Rise Of The Sad Girl
Sydney Gore on the Internet's Sad Girl.
Family The Year Of The Snake
Shafiqah Hudson's "The Year Of The Snake."
Writing The Cull: A Short Story
A short story about debutantes and ritual murder.
Poetry Some: A Poetic Essay
Julia Shipley presents a very strange poetic essay about men and horses and the land and writing.
Friendship Dreams I’ve Had Since My Best Friend Died
Lindsay King-Miller on the dreams she's had since her best friend died.
Poetry Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950): The Beyoncé of Formal Verse
Laura Passin celebrates the eternal glory of Edna St. Vincent Millay.
Writing Robot Family: A Short Story
This is a really amazing sci-fi story about a robot family and their human neighbor, you should definitely read it.
Food The Chestnut Roast: An Excursion
Julia Zarankin, on venturing into new territory to attend a chestnut roast, and hoping to make friends.
Writing Welcome To Connecticut. Now Go Home.
Vanessa Willoughby's latest short story is about moving to Connecticut.
Sex Equinox: A Spooky Queer Pagan Love Story
Part II of Frankie Thomas' spooky queer pagan love story "Equinox."
