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Marginal Utility

Vinyl re-enchantment

By Rob HorningJune 3, 2014
...its completion. It keeps me flipping through crates, looking for a lottery-like payout. Record stores are a bit like thrift stores in that they produce a sense of rarity and...
Essays & Reviews

Ambiguity City

By Eliza LevinsonJune 30, 2020
The Neighborhood Politics of Big Tech in Berlin
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The Fame Game

By The New InquiryFebruary 22, 2012
...interested in comedy, I’m interested in truth, I’m interested in relaxation and people letting themselves go and letting their hair down a little bit because it’s a safe place to...
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"life that could fit in a spreadsheet"

By Aaron BadySeptember 16, 2016
...or less explicitly. For example, "double think,” which in 1984 seems a bit far-fetched, but when he used specific political examples it didn't seem far-fetched at all. What do you...
Essays & Reviews

The Data Sublime

By William DaviesJanuary 12, 2015
...moves into pharmaceutical research and bodily monitoring, it had outgrown its original mission statement to “organize the world's information.” "We're in a bit of uncharted territory,” he said. "We're trying...
The Beheld

Miyoko Hikiji, Soldier, Author, and Model, Iowa

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoJune 26, 2013
...make sure it actually looks like she is. All I Could Be: My Story as a Woman Warrior in Iraq, Miyoko Hikiji, History Publishing Company, 2013; available in Barnes &...
Essays & Reviews

The Color and the Sound

By Mary Elizabeth BorkowskiDecember 16, 2011
...complicated color pieces, a painting antidote that reveals some of the preternaturally darker corners of the most cheerful demeanor, like a biofeedback scan. “It can drive one a bit crazy,”...
The Austerity Kitchen

Love Craft

By Christine BaumgarthuberMay 16, 2012
...My Colors,” and whether our dial-up romance, which had blossomed so beautifully in an AOL chat room, would wither despite his gift of one perfectly sequenced bit of sonic sentiment....
Essays & Reviews

Skin Feeling

By Sofia SamatarSeptember 25, 2015
...being skin. “I put quite a bit of study into the horn,” said Bird. How do you study that way? I keep coming back to the hotel, to the couple...
Features

Lonely Letters

By Elleza Kelley and Ashon T. CrawleyJune 15, 2020
A conversation between Ashon Crawley and Elleza Kelley
Essays & Reviews

Future Games

By Alfie BownApril 19, 2016
...to Fallout, the gaming industry is currently obsessed with apocalypse. Long a staple of TV and cinema screens, the zombie has become even more prominent on PlayStations and computers. Added...
Essays & Reviews

Extremists in The Mainstream

By Callie MaidhofDecember 3, 2013
...names (“Operation Danny” on one page becomes “Operation Dani” on the next). This can get just silly, as when he mentions “baklava” (the delicious pastry common throughout the Levant) among...
Essays & Reviews

Zombie Novel

By Malcolm HarrisOctober 24, 2011
...bit?’ ‘No, it’s his past,’ he heard the comm operator say. The recruit moaned some more. ‘His past?’ ‘His P-A-S-D man, his P-A-S-D.’” Like everyone else, Mark Spitz has a...
Essays & Reviews

What’s Killing Jessie Spano?

By Mayukh SenOctober 18, 2016
...that American television birthed, is there any as famous as this? None comes to mind. Berkley splays open Jessie’s anxieties in this scene; it’s a bit of committed, earnest acting...
Zunguzungu

Occupy The Library

By Aaron BadyJanuary 21, 2012
...— and then, at 5, he declared the “The Library is Now Closed!” A hearty round of applause and finger-snapping greeted this bit of cognitive dissonance from the 80 or...
Zunguzungu

The MOOC Moment and the End of Reform

By Aaron BadyMay 15, 2013
...first thing I want to do, then, is slow us down a bit, and go through the last year with a bit more care than we’re usually able to do,...

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