Christopher and His Kind
By Christopher Isherwood 1 „At school, Christopher had fallen in love with many boys and been yearningly romantic about them. At college he had at...
Monthly Archive: July 2019
The Flatness of Being
Hanson first met Stan during his job working as an Assistant Director in Berlin, and he had a vague feeling of what kind of person...
The Act of Becoming
As much as it pains him to admit it, Hanson has failed. He has not been living up to his preconceived purpose of moving to...
The Fight for the Future of YouTube
By Neima Jahromi, newyorker.com … because YouTube offers popular video producers a cut of ad revenue, the company had implicitly condoned Crowder’s messages. YouTube has the...
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
by Eric Baker These qualities were often negative at the mean—qualities you and I would consider “bad”—but due to the specific context, they became positives....
The Art of Decision-Making
by Joshua Rothman, newyorker.com Your life choices are shadowed by ignorance: you choose to be a parent without knowing what being a parent will be...
The Argonauts
by Maggie Nelson Perhaps this is why psychologist D.W. Winnicott’s notion of “feeling real” is so moving to me. One can aspire to feel real,...
