• Searching for Place: An Interview with Jennifer Case by Gabrielle Lawrence

      In Sawbill: A Search for Place, Dr. Jennifer Case explores her relationship to home and belonging in “an inherently mobile 21st century” by chronicling her research on Sawbill Lodge in Northeast Minnesota, a place of significance and rootedness for her family. I met Jennie Case during my own season of relocation while pursuing an…

  • “Science news: Octopuses came to Earth from space as frozen eggs millions of years ago” by Caroline Grand-Clement

    (after an article by Ciaran McGrath in Express) i am too colorful for their fragile eyes so i hide in empty vases, shapeshift into silent pride. they have called me too complicated on eight different occasions & eight times i have screamed back coward. afraid of what they cannot figure out they have broken my…

  • I Burned You a CD {Part Two}: A Psychopompous Samhain by M. Perle

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  • Women and Space by Lay Sion Ng

    Whether it is defined as a container for things or the relation between things, the nature of space is often limned with the body-matter of women. Ever since Plato first introduced the existence of space and claimed the nature of space as the figure of the mother, women have become the body-matter for man (Plato…

  • Living InFinite Museums by James Carraghan

    The Internet is a museum that goes on forever. This is what I want to believe, at least. We are firmly in the grasp of the Digital Humanities revolution. This means things are irreparably different now. The Digital Humanities—and what that term is going to encompass is a question we are still working out—will bring…

José Guadalupe Posada