Author: Kate Wagner

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Fuck The Vessel

Kate Wagner

March 21, 2019

The Vessel is a structure that invites parody . . .

Night at the Museum

Amber A’Lee Frost

March 20, 2019

I got screaming drunk at the KGB Spy Museum the other night. . . .

Back to Work

Richard A. Greenwald

March 18, 2019

Let’s be clear, this isn’t really a book about “workers” . . .

The Amazon Drama

Ajay Singh Chaudhary

March 15, 2019

The Amazon HQ2 story is a microcosm of twenty-first century capitalism and a parable about the changing nature of left politics.

Spoiler Alert!

Ed Burmila

March 11, 2019

As readers will be stunned to discover, one billionaire can distort free market processes pretty easily.

Bloody Valentine

Ann Neumann

February 14, 2019

Search “Ted Bundy hot” for a creepy, sticky, click-y sampling of this moment’s mass infatuation and its backlash.

HyperNovelization

Olivia Parkes

January 30, 2019

Olga Slavnikova’s "The Man Who Couldn’t Die" and the post-Soviet reality deficit.

Gilding The Wall

Matt Cameron

January 29, 2019

On a Tuesday earlier this month, I walked out of jail and drove until my car ran out of gas and died a mile from my house in a crowded Boston intersection. This happened not for lack of access to fuel or money to buy it with—or even because I had failed to notice that the gas ...

A Gender Study

Becca Rothfeld

January 28, 2019

A manipulative and self-important man is as ugly and generic as any Marriott.

I Hate Pizzagate!

Daniele Yandel

January 22, 2019

The making Gauche's "Conspiracy Theories."

Feedback Loop

G’Ra Asim

January 22, 2019

When one is permanently alienated in the land of one’s own birth, the seasons consist entirely of road games.

Nothing to Do with Art

Rachel Wetzler

January 17, 2019

Gary Indiana's Vile Days revisits his Village Voice art column from the 1980s, which found him skewering the art world's grotesque superficiality.