Katherine Mangu-Ward | 10.21.2009 3:32 PM Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age offers a portrait of an exclusive community of neo-Victorians living within a dizzying nanotech future. One of the charming quirks of the upper echelons: Reading the same news as other people in…
Dr. Stephanie Howard-Smith is a dog lover and animal historian. She has a PhD on the cultural history of lapdogs in the eighteenth century and has given lectures to English and history students at universities across the United Kingdom. She…
Seepweed or suaeda salsa is a native plant of the Yellow River Delta, thriving tenaciously in high-salinity soil.Every autumn, its foliage transforms... "Red Carpet" Landscape from Seepweed in Yellow River Delta Seepweed or suaeda salsa is a native plant…
The University of Sunderland and leading publisher Bloomsbury have joined forces for an event to inspire the next generation of writers and publishing professionals. The Write Steps: Careers in Writing and Publishing, which took place at Culture House Sunderland on…
On February 12, 1946, a Black soldier was heading home from World War II, when he was brutally beaten by a white police officer in South Carolina. The soldier's name was Isaac Woodard. No one knew the identity of the officer who…
Today we’d like to introduce you to Furia Creative. Hi Furia, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.Furia Creative was founded by Laura Del Mar, a Colombian actress and producer based in Los Angeles. It started from…
Even after the train disappeared from sight, Yuma stood on the platform for a while.In his hand was a half-finished can of coffee.Every time a cold wind blew, a little more heat was stolen from the thin surface…
"You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion for my poor nerves." – Mrs. Bennet, Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" In the back room of the Astoria Visual Arts Gallery on Oct. 2, Mrs. Bennet was wracked with anxiety. "Five…
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“[Magazine and newspaper criticism] have been, as Dan has described, disembedded from their former professional, conglomerate, often salaried workplace, and turned into all freelance.” a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship Taking Apart a Metaphor: Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette…
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