Your Blue is Not My Blue: An Interview with Author Aspen Matis
Image: Aspen MatisThe title of Aspen Matis's poignant new memoir Your Blue is not My Blue (Little A, 2020) comes...
Books
RETRO: The Four Faces of Daphne in The Schrodinger Girl
The year is only half over, but already 2020 has manifested a mythic, fractured, tormented, and utterly exhausting panorama. America...
Asian Americans and the Black Community: How the Model Minority Myth Keeps us Divided
Image: Samuel Clemens LongA video captured Los Angeles police brutally beating a black man, Rodney King in 1992. 13 days...
Imagining a Better Future for Trans Kids: An Interview with Lexie Bean, Author of The Ship We Built
By Andy BandyopadhyayThere’s a tender moment in Lexie Bean’s Kirkus-starred middle-grade novel, The Ship We Built, in which Sofie, the...
RETRO: Patricia Bosworth – Strictly on the Record
The Men in My Life: A Memoir of Love and Art in 1950s Manhattan. What a hell of a title!...
Top 5 Female Influencers in the Cannabis Space
Women are quickly becoming the heavy hitters for the promotion, legalization, and expansion of cannabis. From clothing to comedy, women...
The Hemp Blueprint for OGs and Novices Alike: Doug Fine’s American Hemp Farmer
When you pick up Doug Fine’snewest book American Hemp Farmer: Adventures and Misadventures in the Cannabis Trade, be prepared to...
KEROUAC IN OUR TIME
By M. J. Moore Fifty years after Jack Kerouac's death on October 21, 1969, a question arises. Should Kerouac be...
Brown Acid and A Girl in The Lake: A Review of Mike Greenblatt’s Woodstock 50th Anniversary: Back to Yasgur’s Farm
by Jordan Micoley In 1964, The Federal Communications Commission enacted the FM Non-Duplication Rule, which mandated that AM and FM...
Forever Barbie: Susan Shapiro Documents 60 Years of Inspiration From Everyone’s Favorite Doll
By Hannah Amini Barbie has been a pop culture sensation since her debut in 1959. She has remained relevant from...
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