HILOBROW – Page 1270 – Josh Glenn, ed.

JOHN LURIE, DISRUPTOR

By Deborah Wassertzug

Career novels for boys — they did exist!

By Lynn Peril

13^th
Apr

For Beckett, joking — like farting — is a futile but necessary stay against death and time.

By Franklin Bruno

12^th
Apr

Shakespeare on Twitter courts virtual groundlings.

By Peggy Nelson

12^th
Apr

The 3rd microfiction contest: Telepathy.

By Patrick Cates

12^th
Apr

We want Radium-Age telepaths out of our heads!

By Joshua Glenn

12^th
Apr

Scuba Scuba!

By Joshua Glenn

12^th
Apr

He turned the jazz and funk scenes of the ’60s and ’70s upside-down.

By Patrick Cates

11^th
Apr

He may be the best put-on artist since Andy Kaufman.

By Mimi Lipson

10^th
Apr

No man with a perpendicular back head is a natural father.

By HILOBROW