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Bicycle Kick (3)
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Jacques Tati’s dipping, ringing bicycle outruns the reactionary politics of his time.
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Coming up later today, a ripping yarn set in a mining camp in the Asteroid Belt: “The Great Oxygen Race,” by Annalee Newitz. And later this week, we’ll publish our first micro-fiction contest’s three Honorable […]
Read This PostThe Law
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“Can you tell me why you’re here, Lesley?” the guidance counselor asks me in this voice like I just got off the short bus.
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We’re reading 225+ stories about troubled and troubling superhumans.
Read This PostThe Book is a Weapon (15)
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When did murder in a bookshop or library become a middlebrow meme? Example: After all, although some bookshops and libraries may be middlebrow, there’s nothing inherently middlebrow about these institutions. It’s their sentimentalization by “booklovers” […]
Read This PostHolden’s History of the United States
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If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you’ll probably want to know is how the Arawak men and women, naked, tawny, and full of wonder, emerged from their villages onto the […]
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