The Earth Holds Us, Always
By Lee Peterson. The mud from your grave, from your son's, caked and brown.
Journalism in Verse
You Shouldn’t Have Pissed Us Off: A Lesson in Polish Obscenity
By Adriana Rewald. The last time Poland protested in these numbers, the
Megxit
By Candice Kelsey. Meghan Markle and her husband declare independence from the
67th Parallel North
By Rasma Haidri. From Norway, a dispatch on 3D-printed guns in the era of climate change.
Putin on Horseback
By Megan Merchant. Meditations on strength as Putin unveils a nuclear missile resistant to all defense.
Just Outside Varby Gard
By Collin Spinney. In innocence, a man in Sweden picked up a hand grenade, which detonated.
White Coats in Crisis [AUDIO]
By Olga Dermott-Bond. In an English hospital, 20,000 patient X-rays languish, unexamined. How did it happen?
It’s DUPed
By E.M. Lyng. Uncertainties over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit fate revive its troubled past.
Now When I Think About Sex
By Amy Shaw. The Sistine Chapel broke a 500-year taboo when Cecelia Bartoli sang in the choir this November.
Homage to Catalonia
By Pesach Rotem. Catalonia declared independence but something was missing.
