WEREWOLF RADAR: The Frogmen Cometh By Jordan Doll Published Issue 085, January 2021 It’s January again, so you know what that means: frogmen. Frogmen coming down the chimney, frogmen out back bothering with the garbage cans. Frogmen crawling up under the hood of your car to get warm at night then scaring the hell out of you when you go […]
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January Book Club By Hana Zittel Published Issue 085, January 2021 Breasts and Eggs by Mieko Kawakami Translated by Sam Bett and David Boyd (2020) The year 2020, despite all its tedious horrors and misery, did bring with it the positive arrival of an influx Japanese novels translated to English. Among these includes Mieko Kawakami’s
Queen City Sounds By Tom Murphy Published Issue 085, January 2021 When my friend David Mead passed away from his long struggle with leukemia on December 2, 2020, it brought into intense focus not just the fragility of life but also the way the global pandemic has only highlighted the shortcomings of our society and
MEOW WOLF DENVER: THE ELEVATION By Dave Jasmon Published Issue 085, January 2021 Our biggest and baddest permanent location is on track to open in 2021. Get a glimpse at what we’ve been up to in Denver. Fresh on the heels of our Meow Wolf Las Vegas Progress Report, we’re happy to share the latest
SHORT FICTION By Brian Polk Art by Future Fantasy Delight Published Issue 085, January 2021 Workout Apps Are A Lot Of Work “How long did you have the app?” I asked him. Pete had told me about this workout app that he downloaded, but then I kind of zoned out and missed some of the
Widely celebrated for his roles on Saturday Night Live and Portlandia to name a few, Fred Armisen is one of the most uniquely talented performers in both comedy and music today. As co-creator of the award-winning comedy series Portlandia, and credited on too many TV shows, films, and projects to count, Armisen’s knack for creating
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To Tell Your Own Story is a Sacred Act: The Brains behind this Winter’s Teen Anti-Hero Short Film Festival Interview By Rachel Grammes Art by Soah Blake Published Issue 085, January 2021 Call all Teens for Submissions: To Tell Your Own Story is A Sacred Act. Film submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. on January