Category Archives: Placeless
by Mary Margaret Healy | May 19, 2018
I think you’ll come to appreciate the vibrancy of the human spirit that started living there because someone had to.
by Tony Ditta | May 17, 2018
People go nuts over the fact that most people think they’re above average.
by Cassie Westrate | May 15, 2018
While I may have left the country a little more informed, I was mostly confused and overwhelmed about how to live life in a broken world with eight billion people who all needed food, clean water, shelter, education, and community.
by Will Montei | May 14, 2018
Christianity did not remain relevant in the events of the world at large for two thousand years because of strict adherence to dogma.
by Abby Zwart | May 12, 2018
Because literature really is the better part of life.
by Elaine Schnabel | May 11, 2018
The musty smell of those stairwells matters to me in a way that the bare truth of Evangelical forms of craziness never could.
by Bart Tocci | May 9, 2018
I don’t know a lot about war, but I know that you can’t jump into a battle if you are unprepared to finish. It’s the same with writing and working and everything that matter—if it matters, you finish.
by Paul Menn | May 8, 2018
I didn’t out and out start crying, but I teared up as I lifted her to my shoulder. And I held her so close. And I had never been happier as a dad.
by Caitlin Gent | May 4, 2018
Dirty Computer is more than a sixty-minute summer sex jam: it’s a celebration, a “fuck you,” and a challenge.
by Meg Schmidt | May 3, 2018
Now we’re nearing the end of year three, and I’m happy to say that while we haven’t quite stopped having conflicts about the small things, we’ve at least stopped feeling ashamed about them.
