10/31/2013
10/28/2013
Radios Going Bump in the Night
§By the 1960’s listening to stories on the radio might have seemed square, but not if it was the wonderful and weird terrors of the work of Erik Bauersfeld.
by amoscheongcheokh
10/25/2013
Poe Boys
§Edgar Allan Poe has inspired many a male teen imagination. But can a new exhibit show us his mature side?
by sheldon3823
10/24/2013
The Glory of the Garden
§James van Sweden wasn’t just a landscaper; he was a landscaping artist. In gardening, he preferred a holistic experience — but Americans disagreed.
by xkmbernard
10/21/2013
Once Upon a Time
§Do children’s books still matter? Maybe that’s a question we shouldn’t be asking.
by sheldon3823
10/17/2013
Old Europe on the Cheap
§When will people finally discover Portuguese wines? A memoir on my patient, two-decade-long wait.
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10/15/2013
Information Overload
§What did Tom Clancy and David Foster Wallace have in common? Not much… but they were both obsessed with packing in all the facts.
by deeleichhardt7
10/10/2013
A Wilde Fashion
§Oscar Wilde abandoned journalism and hated fashion – so why is his essay "The Philosophy of Dress" so important?
by federicoaugustin
10/08/2013
A Way of Looking
§Julia Margaret Cameron challenged the arbitrary aesthetic boundaries for photography in the 19th century. In doing so, she’s made us ask: What is the true definition of “focus?”
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10/02/2013