Skip to content
the smart set

Category: Life & Death

In memoriam.

§

12/15/2021

Pretty Much Your Standard In Memoriam

Remembering Mike Nesmith

by Melinda Lewis

§

09/13/2021

Riding the Mare

Night terrors, what selves they (sometimes) make

by Colin Fleming

§

07/22/2021

Revisiting Dante’s Florence

Experiencing Dante's "circles of hell"

by Sarah Odishoo

§

06/07/2021

The Key to Filming a Zoom Funeral

Lighting, a charged battery, and attentiveness

by Jonathan Topaz

§

05/20/2021

Baby J’s Ghost

Sliding back the glass door

by P.L. Watts

§

04/08/2021

Haunted Memories, Sifted Dreams

An interview with Night Rooms writer, Gina Nutt

by Melinda Lewis

§

03/22/2021

Dedicated Scholar, Helpful Mentor, Loving Father

A son's inheritance

by Sagy Zwirn

§

03/03/2021

My Father Through Mann’s Eyes

Anthony Mann's and Cormac McCarthy's west

by Greg Gerke

§

02/15/2021

Death Loses, Love Wins

Embracing the spirit of man's best friend during hard times

by John Ballantine

§

02/11/2021

Black Holes in the Time of Coronavirus

It's a big small world

by Daniel Hudon

§

Posts navigation

Older posts
  • Support the Smart Set
  • Submissions
  • Contributors
  • Contact Us

the smart set is an online magazine covering culture and ideas, arts and science, global and national affairs- everything from literature to shopping, medicine to sports, philosophy to food. The Smart Set strives to present big ideas on the small, the not-so small, and the everyday. >>

The Smart Set is published and supported by the Pennoni Honors College at Drexel University. Learn more about PHC >>

Subscribe

Get our latest stories in your inbox, weekly

follow us:

or try…

advice animals art book review books bookslut childhood comics cooking culture death family feminism film food gender health history language life literature love money movies museums music nature painting philadelphia philosophy photography poetry politics race reading religion science sex technology television travel women writing
  • Conversations
  • Ideas
    Like a headache, with pictures.
  • Journeys
  • Archive