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Hunter Hodkinson 1/17/26 Hunter Hodkinson 1/17/26

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Done Masking

executive

decisions

needs dying

in congress

Joanna Hershon 1/16/26 Joanna Hershon 1/16/26

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Florida Story

I took a deep breath, which did absolutely nothing, and stormed out of the bathroom. Then I made a beeline for the mirrored triangle bar and ordered myself a Long Island iced tea. No one here cared how old I was.

George Franklin 7/27/22 George Franklin 7/27/22

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Erick Hawkins: The Dancer and The Dance

“Erick came to feel that there there was something deeply flawed and perverse about any aesthetic that brutalized and damaged the bodies of dancers.”

Kyle McCarthy 3/31/22 Kyle McCarthy 3/31/22

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Ghosts, Aliens, and Maidens: Soichi Sunami’s Intense Sympathy of Vision

“Dance is the art that disappears.”

Damien Belliveau 2/26/21 Damien Belliveau 2/26/21

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BLACK Out

“Damn, I felt how my dad looked. BLACK. Bleachers. BLACK. Dancefloor. BLACK. Fools started shoving motherfuckers. Did a fight break out? “

Cat Fitzpatrick 11/7/19 Cat Fitzpatrick 11/7/19

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Excerpt from “The Call-Out”

She grins to herself, then, since they friended
each other at some point during that night,
she opens messenger and starts to write
a message: “Hi. It’s been a while
but I’d still like to be your friend.”