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ZAM! A Review after 40 Years of Heavy Use
by Stephan Shaw
This vacuum cleaner changed my life, made me what I am, but it’s really a piece of shit, has tappets and you should buy some other book. This one is mine.
Launeddas Music
It was empty, that instrument. They could not give enough breath, they could not breathe in it. They have thrown it away. And he, he took it… He was only half a man. He played like a … Madonna Santissima!
Top Gun: Two Critical Perspectives
Tom Cruise knows how to read. He is the star of “Top Gun: Maverick”. He made the movie, he is the movie’s audience, and he is the enemy of the U.S. military.
Nora Brown
by Sam Dembling
Garrulous tunes are resurrected as introspective reveries: they’ve left behind the din of the square dance for the privacy of the attic.
Getting There: A Review of Michael Heizer’s City
by Jack Calder
I do not understand Dhruv, but I trust him completely.
Sanibel Island
by Andrew Dietz
I was enamored with her wrestling skills and talent for catching lizards (mostly Six-line Racerunners, I think).
The Typewriter
"Don't you think people can be cruel because of the narrowness of their point of view and failure to consider others?"
"No."
"No."
Innovative Express Care
In the Uber ride to the clinic, I convinced my driver to get vaccinated and helped him schedule an appointment. The clinic brands itself as a one-stop-shop for INNOVATIVE and EXPRESS care, delivered on-demand. The Uber driver identified the location as a former Mini Cooper dealership.
University of Chicago Folk Festival to Bob Dylan: “You ain’t it, babe!”
by Kit Ginzky
Mouse Magazine has reason to speculate the snub of Bob Dylan by soon-to-be dropout college commies is what inspired the famous spite ballad “A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall” and changed music and American history, forever.
Privet
by Ariella Katz
You’d be surprised how little freshmen question things if you great them with a confident “Privet!”
Eleme Men
by Jack Calder
Their compensation is determined entirely by the speed with which they deliver. This gives them a unique, scrambling gait, as they shift between different states of panic.
Cucaracha
The still circle of them looked to me like a gathering of Soviets in brown greatcoats around a fire.
Christmas 2019
In this country, it is an epidemic of loneliness is what I call it. Like a sickness that spreads. Yes, especially with the elderly.
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