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John Ashbery, Eleven Collages. From issue. no 188 (Spring 2009).
Today is Election Day in the United States, the second midterm referendum on the second Trump administration and, given that polls on the West Coast won’t close until eleven...
All photographs courtesy of Lily Lynch.
By Lily Lynch
October 25, 2026
6:30 A.M.
On election day, all normal time stopped. From early in the morning, friends sent me footage of lines snaking around buildings, through parks, down city bl...
Photograph by Marco Borggreve. Courtesy of Alisa Weilerstein.
By Lucy Ellmann
It didn’t eat, didn’t drink, didn’t sleep. It certainly didn’t cough and sneeze during performances. It made no demands. Quiescently it languished in its carbon...
By Walker Rutter-Bowman
When the sixties ceased swinging, the sexual revolution diversified and penetrated new markets, like real estate. Adults-only apartment complexes sprang up in answer to the needs of the lost and lonely, the childles...
The School of Venus, or the Ladies Delight, by Michel Millot (1680), via Google Books. Public domain.
By Izabella Scott
The first dildo named in English literature appears in a brothel on Valentine’s Day. Thomas Nashe’s The Choise of Val...
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