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  • Why Software Should Be Free
    27 October, 2014

    Why Software Should Be Free

    Richard Stallman offers the world his thoughts on why software should be free, as in free speech.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Technology & Science
  • Sunday Comics
    26 October, 2014

    Sunday Comics

    Sunday comics for 26 October 2014

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Comix
  • Celebrating Seattle: Light Bulb Bench
    25 October, 2014

    Celebrating Seattle: Light Bulb Bench

    A little bit on Ries Niemi’s Light Bulb Bench in North Seattle.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Visual Arts
  • Weekly E-book: Egypt and Palestine Photographed and Described by Francis Frith, Vol. 1
    25 October, 2014

    Weekly E-book: Egypt and Palestine Photographed and Described by Francis Frith, Vol. 1

    Francis Frith’s early photography book is probably the first ever in the field of so-called travel photography. The Star makes it available just for you.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Photography
  • The Doctor
    24 October, 2014

    The Doctor

    Fiction from Tibet: Pema Tseden’s absurdist short story recalls…well, you will see…

    by

    Pema Tseden

    Fiction
  • Pollo
    24 October, 2014

    Pollo

    Cazuela Comics brings you a silent comic about the circle–or oblong–of life.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Comix
  • Songs from a Broken Mind: An Interview with Gary Numan
    23 October, 2014

    Songs from a Broken Mind: An Interview with Gary Numan

    A short interview with Gary Numan before his concert at the Neptune this Oct. 28.

    by

    Andrew Hamlin

    Music
  • The Open Hand and the Closed Fist
    22 October, 2014

    The Open Hand and the Closed Fist

    Poetry from Max Reif.

    by

    Max Reif

    Poetry
  • Charter School Power Broker Turns Public Education Into Private Profits
    21 October, 2014

    Charter School Power Broker Turns Public Education Into Private Profits

    A cautionary tale about education as Washington’s own voters send in their ballots, courtesy of ProPublica.org.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    19 October, 2014

    Sunday Comics

    Sunday comics for 19 October 2014.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Comix
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