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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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My Week in Tunisia
Enjoy the fresh kebab while your freshly dented fender gets fixed. Read more
Mirror Image
Jonathan Heggen on staying on the periphery until the proverbial dust settles. Read more
Illustration: Johann Daniel Meyer, published by Fleischmann in 1748
Lethal Evolutions
Our society is formed on the assumption of a healthy immune system. Read more
Scratching the Print-Making Itch
Kelsea O’Connor on 48 printmakers and their unconventional studios. Read more
Forgetting the Question
Patty Osborne on licking fish, erotic hallucinations and the mystery of the missing anthropologist. Read more
Life in the Tall Towers Lost
Jill Mandrake on living life on the edge—from Etobicoke to Iqaluit. Read more
Corona Covid by Towanna Miller. Photo by Nathalie Bertin. From "Breathe", an exhibition of masks at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.
To Coronavirus, C: An Anthropological Abecedary
After Paul Muldoon and Raymond Williams. Read more
Shocked and Discredited
Kelsea O'Connor on the bible, the Golden Girls and Captain Kirk's Lesbianism. Read more
Bordering
Michael Hayward on an armchair travelogue of the troubled borders in the eastern Balkans. Read more
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King of Bicycles
Roni Simunovic on the joker playing card through the ages. Read more
Round the Clock Coverage
Shyla Seller on Marion Stokes and her collection of 71,716 videotapes. Read more
Photo: Plaza Mayor, Lima, Peru, courtesy of author
Soy Alérgico
“Excuse me, are you the customer with the peanut allergy?” Read more
Photo by James Mason-Hudson
Confidence Woman
The woman who called herself Tatiana Aarons gave me an address that led to a vacant lot. Read more
Photo by Prateek Katyal
Thank You All For Coming
25 reasons to stop talking to my straight friend. Read more
Into the Heart of the Landscape
Michael Hayward on the recursive nature of reading and writing inspiration. Read more
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