Resiliency in the Ashes
JIM HIEBERT SAYS it’s all different now. In the ’60s, the kids used to put big blocks in their Arctic Cats and hold drag races outside the high school. You get Continue reading
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What Does It Take to Be A Good Ancestor?
IN DAVID PRITCHETT’S Mossback, swamps are living creatures — both in the sense of the bustle of activity and verdant ecosystems contained within them, as well as the impression they give Continue reading
In Defense of Facebook
DEAR CMARIE, One of the most well-trod dinner conversations of our era, surely: The ills and dangers of social media. How platforms foster fake relationships, waste time, lower self-esteem, and oh, Continue reading
T. Kingfisher Wrings Hope and Drama From Fairy Tales
T. KINGFISHER IS THE CELEBRATED AUTHOR OF Nettle and Bone, a fantasy novel inspired by the tone and wonder of classic fairy tales. In addition to works of original fantasy and Continue reading
A Dispatch of Smoke
And indeed there will be time For the yellow smoke that slides along the street, Rubbing its back upon the windowpanes . . . — T. S. Eliot, “The Love Song Continue reading