Open the nearest paperback, crack it open, and take a good, deep whiff. Nice, right? I’m not going to tell you how many dust mites
Category: Work Life
The Bookbinder of Bogota by Tom Darin Liskey
Evening falls in La Candelária neighborhood in Bogotá, Colombia. Clouds drape the eastern hills overlooking the old city. Church bells toll, and pigeons break into
The Right Hand, The Left Hand, and the Failure to Communicate by Joe Mills
When I was younger, I was proud of my balance. I skied. I skateboarded. I walked curbs without falling. In retrospect, I suspect my self-esteem
Lavinia Ludlow and Curtis Smith in Conversation
Lavinia Ludlow is the author of two novels, alt.punk (2011) and Single Stroke Seven (2016). Both titles explore the successes, failures, and eccentric lives of
On Greatness by Laura Jean Moore
“It is seductive to believe that greatness is destiny or the byproduct of prodigy. We want to believe that the best among us were always that way, because it means we are, perhaps, our best already. And maybe we are—maybe the potentiality of what gets called virtuoso in someone is not in all of us, or at least, not in all of us plus the circumstances in which we find ourselves.” ~ Laura Jean Moore
Most Ambitious
by Corey Mesler When I was a senior in highschool, back in the days of real music, the staff of the school annual gave out
Change Seven Magazine 