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Politics
Cohen Dies, Trump Wins, and We Will Sing About These Dark Times
Summer Brennan Discovers Solidarity Amid Despair
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Summer Brennan
| November 14, 2016
Consider Your Neighbors (All Over the Country)
Jami Attenberg on Finding Empathy Across the Backyard Fence
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Jami Attenberg
| November 14, 2016
The Literary is Political
On Poetry, Resistance, and the Shift from Sadness to Resolve
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Jonny Diamond
| November 11, 2016
On Staying and Fighting, and Finding Strength in Poetry
Garnette Cadogan Refuses to Give in to Despair
By
Garnette Cadogan
| November 11, 2016
What Can Art Do After Trump?
On Giving Feelings Shape, And Giving Them Grace
By
Heather Wells Peterson
| November 11, 2016
On the Morning After, and Moving from Mourning to Hope
Edie Meidav on Grief and the Resistance to Come
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Edie Meidav
| November 11, 2016
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On The Violent Language of the Refugee Crisis
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| November 11, 2016
Literary Voices React to President Donald Trump
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Emily Temple
| November 10, 2016
A Long, Sad Night in Washington, DC
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Timothy Denevi
| November 9, 2016
Brain Orgasm? The Literary World of ASMR
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Emily Temple
| November 8, 2016
Jane Jacobs on Civil Disobedience and the Necessity of Resistance
"Civil disobedience is an extension of self-government."
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Jane Jacobs
| November 8, 2016
10 Fictional Candidates For President
Make America Magic Again! Or Evil!
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Emily Temple
| November 8, 2016
George R.R. Martin is as Worried About the Election As You Are
The Man Knows a Thing or Two About Dynastic Power Struggles
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Emily Temple
| November 7, 2016
The Beginning or the End? Writers on the Age of Trump
On the Eve of the Election, Which America Are We?
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Literary Hub
| November 7, 2016
This Could Happen To Us: 10 Literary Apocalypses
On the Eve of the Election, Fictional Disasters from the Last Five Years
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Emily Temple
| November 7, 2016
My First Visit to the Church of American Democracy
Nicole Dennis-Benn on Citizenship and the Power of the Vote
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Nicole Dennis-Benn
| November 7, 2016
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