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Americans Are Abandoning the Communal Meal

Meagan Day Jacobin magazine
Consuming food all by oneself is an anomaly in the history of human civilization, a deviation from millennia of tradition. And more and more Americans are doing it.

poetry

3 Sisters

Lee Rossi
Poet Lee Rossi invites us into a nightmare, which bears uncanny resemblance to our reality.

books

Before the Next Crisis

Joelene Pynnonen Independent Review of Books
This study of the Covid-19 pandemic looks for ways that public health officials and political figures can lessen the negative impacts of similar events in the future.

poetry

America

Laurents, Bernstein & Sondheim
It’s Thanksgiving, and, oh, don’t we have so much to be thankful for?

poetry

Nameless in Hell

Suzanne Lummis
Poet Suzanne Lummis imagines the inconveniences our Fearless Leader might experience in a less comfortable place than Mar-a-Lago.
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