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Dubious Analogies

Emily Starr Kwilinski

A culture essay every other week hinging on a dubious analogy.

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Recently I stepped away from full-time equivalent work, and immediately jumped into a writing project to compensate. Then, at the beginning of October, the writing project was finished, and I started to have a very strange experience of tim...

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Frisbee Golf

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Cassette Tapes

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Sourdough Bread

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  • Emily Starr Kwilinski

    Native Californian, recently from Scotland, writing about the American Midwest, narrative, theology, Shakespeare, community, and culture.

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