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Sean Gill 8/20/20 Sean Gill 8/20/20

The Forbidden Labyrinth: On “The Name of the Rose” as a Video Game

The Abbey of Crime offers none of the playful indulgences of the arcade…As Delcan explains, "there were plenty of games of immediate gratification and this was clearly not one of them."

Nicholas Goodly 8/17/20 Nicholas Goodly 8/17/20

Portrait of a Lady in the Middle of Peachtree Street

you are what keeps us here
life is a race

trauma is a baton
you place in my hands

Gracie Bialecki 8/11/20 Gracie Bialecki 8/11/20

Reading as a Form of Protest

Imagine a society where we had empathy for those with opposing views. Imagine a society where we read more and fought less.

Xoşman Qado (Tr. Zêdan Xelef & David Shook) 8/10/20 Xoşman Qado (Tr. Zêdan Xelef & David Shook) 8/10/20

Streets

No one trusts the city streets any longer, and the streets trust no one either. The buildings, too, tip their gutters to pour their algae onto mute life.

Steve Chang 8/7/20 Steve Chang 8/7/20

Out on the Lake

I’ve figured out other things too, things that would be obvious to anyone but me, like how those friends weren’t really my friends. They were Buddy’s. And going our own ways would feel like nothing.