Fist
Alberto Manguel examines the rich symbology of the fist, a primal symbol of rebellion and grief, across cultures and history. Read more
Features
Photo by Sukhveer Hans from Unslash.com
Television
A remote control to guide the grief in front of you. Read more
Image from a poster for Women's Day, March 8, 1914, demanding voting rights for women, from Wikimedia Commons.
Lumberjack Politicos
“The trick is to keep looking toward the future, thus cancelling out nostalgia.” Read more
Photo: “Mud and barbed wire through which the Canadians advanced during the Battle of Passchendaele,” November 1917. William Rider-Rider / Canada. Dept. of National Defence / Library and Archives Canada / PA-002165
Solace
Bud was one of the few who’d seen Stewart’s face as it was. Read more
Christine de Pisan from Wikimedia Commons
Moments of Doubt
On the ecclesiastic qualities of writers. Read more
Photo by Giammarco Boscaro, from Unsplash.com
Library as Wishful Thinking
Libraries are not only essential in educating the soul, but in forming the identity of a society. Read more
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