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  • The True Story of Paradise
    5 March, 2016

    The True Story of Paradise

    What really went down in the Garden of Eden? Fiction by Lisa Ysaye Tarleau.

    by

    Lisa Ysaye Tarleau

    Fiction
  • Buried in The Language Archive
    4 March, 2016

    Buried in The Language Archive

    Concerning Julia Cho’s melodrama. Omar Willey writes.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Theater
  • Voter Privacy: What You Need to Know About Your Digital Trail During the 2016 Election
    4 March, 2016

    Voter Privacy: What You Need to Know About Your Digital Trail During the 2016 Election

    The right to an anonymous vote is a cornerstone of the U.S. democratic process. But in the land of Big Data voting is another opportunity for surveillance. Dave Maass tells you how to be on guard.

    by

    Dave Maass

    Politics
  • literalley WOW
    4 March, 2016

    literalley WOW

    Literalley teh BEST Flarf from Walter Mackey.

    by

    Walter Mackey

    Poetry
  • Jorge’s Bakery
    3 March, 2016

    Jorge’s Bakery

    Fiction by Valeriyvich.

    by

    Alex Fradkin

    Fiction
  • Seattle Fringe Festival 2016: Opinion & Four Mini-Reviews
    3 March, 2016

    Seattle Fringe Festival 2016: Opinion & Four Mini-Reviews

    José Amador muses on the return of the Seattle Fringe Festival after a year long absence, briefly reviews four productions and suggests a handful of other shows at the Fest.

    by

    José Amador

    Performing Arts Theater
  • This maddening itch in my heart is like–
    2 March, 2016

    This maddening itch in my heart is like–

    Poetry from Anthony Rella.

    by

    Anthony Rella

    Poetry
  • The Upcoming Financial Crisis of 2016?
    1 March, 2016

    The Upcoming Financial Crisis of 2016?

    The case seems decided: the market decline is explained by the generosity of central banks. This interpretation, however, forgets why this very accommodative monetary policy has become inevitable. Nader Haddad writes.

    by

    Nader Haddad

    Culture
  • The Pavement Tastes Like Adversity
    29 February, 2016

    The Pavement Tastes Like Adversity

    It’s easier to fight when you are on your feet. Fiction by Richard Walker.

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    Richard Walker

    Fiction
  • Don’t Forget to Make Your Art Good
    28 February, 2016

    Don’t Forget to Make Your Art Good

    There’s an ethical dimension to every creative endeavor. JF Nomad reminds you.

    by

    Jacob Fisher

    Culture
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