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The tiny, meticulous re-creations of golf courses, racetracks, and the fields of war that were the precursors of a sweeping view of the future

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How the creation of the United States Highway System led to the unremarked rise of a very American breed of serial killer

Americans Talk About Their Dogs by Ryan & Satchel

“I wouldn’t have said this before, but now I have a tremendous fear of having anything I have to protect.”

Drying in the Wilderness by Tana Wojczuk

The false promises of Manifest Destiny and the individualism of the American West created a mirage in the middle of the desert

On Dodgem Jockeys by Tom McCarthy
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William Connolly interviewed by Jill Stauffer
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John Reed on Edward Gorey and Peter Neumeyer

What the Swedes Read by Daniel Handler

Musin’s and Thinkin’s by Jack Pendarvis

Schema: The Many Brows of Wallace Shawn by Megan Roberts

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White Migraine: A new poem by Michael Dickman

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One of the things that I’ve tried to evolve in writing—not always successfully—is to break through a conceptual paradigm, or being programmed in a traditional way, with a ...

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