2012: Of Memory, Blood and Motion
by: Addison Bell I said things like “I’m going to open up a lemonade stand,” and “Hideaway in Disneyworld and dress in rags and pretend to be a peasant from The […]
Tag Archives: memory
Counting with the Count: Memories of Jerry Nelson
by: Avrohom Steinberg One, ha, ha, ha! One of my most vivid memories as a child is of me and my brother sitting on the floor of my parent’s bedroom […]
Tattooed Idols: My Patience and the Significance of My Tattoos
by: Mar Curran When I was a thirteen year old I idolized Lars Frederiksen of punk bands Rancid and Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards. I cannot to this day tell […]
Poetry: Genetics
by: Yvette Nepper something i inherited from my mother’s side of the family makes me an asshole in the kitchen. Yvette Nepper lives and writes in the city she loves, Cincinnati, […]
T and Conversation: On Identifying Male and Reinscribing Traditional Gender Roles
by: Professor Xx Dear Professor Xx: When did you first recognize that you are male and when did you start identifying as male? This is sort of a complicated question, […]
