JIGSAW
“Your body may be gone, I’m gonna carry you in. In my head, in my heart, in my soul. And maybe we’ll get lucky and we’ll both live again. Well I don’t know. I don’t know. I don’t know. Don’t […]
Culture
How Ted Cruz Got His Beard
On a stormy Caribbean night in the abandoned Island Temple of a dead billionaire, Sen. Ted Cruz stands before an altar. It’s covered with small human skulls, chunks of bloody human flesh, jewels, and golden adornments. Ted is surrounded by
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America’s War on Women Goes Global
Andrea Ackerman is a staff specialist focusing on Fair Work for the migration program at Open Society Foundations. She recently attended the centenary International Labour Conference of the International Labour Organization (ILO), the United Nations tripartite agency focused on advancing
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BRIDGES, NOT WALLS
Originally published in The Stand or Fall Issue on July 13, 2019. I don’t typically spend much time on Facebook and I’ve practically abandoned my personal Instagram (don’t follow me; you won’t find anything worthwhile). But I’ll sporadically peek into
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I don’t negotiate with monsters
Originally published in Issue One: The Stand or Fall Issue on July 13, 2019. Six months ago, I was lying on my bedroom floor next to a handle of vodka trying to consume enough to make my withdrawals go away.
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Face Tats
HPV. Now that’s something you can hold onto. Something you can’t let go. You can give it away and give it away, but it’s always gonna be there, in you, with you, a tiny testimonial to your fascinating life. And
ATL’s Irrelevant Music Fest: Genre Lines Blurred & Intersected
Photography by Richard Martin Recently, East Atlanta venues 529 and the Earl played host to the fourth annual Irrelevant Music Fest, a showcase of mostly local performers associated with Kyle Swick’s record label and promotional arm of the same name.
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