miCRo: Three Erasures by Tarik Dobbs
Three pieces from a riveting series that uses erasure and collage of historical documents from the Ford Motor Company to examine Arab American migration in the early twentieth century.
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Leona Sevick
Poet Leona Sevick on how her day job as an academic administrator has shaped her writing life.
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miCRo: “How to make me orgasm” by Lucy Zhang
In “How to make me orgasm,” Lucy Zhang uses the language of engineering manuals, business-speak, and rich cuisine to evoke the speaker’s needs.
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Matthew Thorburn
Matthew Thorburn’s experience as a poet working in the corporate world.
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Travis Mossotti
Poet Travis Mossotti on how his job in Information Technology at a university helps support and sustain both his creative life and his family life.
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Heroism and Courage: A Woman in Berlin
Hugh Martin explains how his essay from our spring issue, “See the Lady,” was sparked in part by a book he discovered that made him resee some of his own experiences.
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excerpt from “See the Lady” by Hugh Martin
—Fort Knox, Kentucky, June 2002 Army Basic Training: we march and sing cadence everywhere we go....
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Writers’ Day Jobs: Martin Ott
Martin Ott explains why being a technical project manager is the perfect job for a writer.
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miCRo: “Ð, the Letter Edh” by William Woolfitt
This essay describes a letter lost to modern English but also flora and fauna now gone from both England, birthplace of the language, and West Virginia, a landscape shaped by loss.
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Interview with Playwright Ruth Tang, in a Spreadsheet
Drama Editor Brant Russell interviews playwright Ruth Tang, in a spreadsheet
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