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DIVA DOWN: Dr. Roberta Bobby Vanishes Without a Trace

In the wake of her disappearance, we look back and wonder, how can we triage a diva that is not only injured, but gone?
By Davis Dunham & Taylor Stout


Waiting Tables


By Dillon Cranston
Poetic dispatches from restaurant shifts.  



Down & Out on a Thursday

By Dillon cranston

I see I’m not the only one at this diner who brought a notepad and pen. 
His drawings are better but I have made the better order.



British Home Cooking at Lord’s in Greenwich Village

By Stasia de Tilly

The menu takes the mundanity and pleasure of comfort food and elevates it for the intrigued masses.



@whataboutbunny

Silence of the Dogs


By Davis Dunham
By the time I get home from work, the concept of even thinking in words exhausts me.




My Year of Mirrors


By Taylor Stout
By writing through my year, I don’t feel that I’ve drained my days of anything. I’ve created something new alongside them.




2022 Favorites
By The Copy Team



Give a Dog a Bone

By Margaret Davenport
At the risk of being foolishly optimistic, I am adding social media to my list of spiritual practices.



Love in the Time of COVID-19

By Diane Roman
Divorce and dating during COVID-19 after a 30-year marriage ends over Zoom.



Right Name, Wrong Girl

by Margaret Davenport
In a shocking turn of events, I will not be the Margaret marrying Jack Antonoff.



How to Capitalize on Being Sad

by Josie Brandmeier
On being sad, watching yourself be sad, and making a shit ton of money off of it.


Stories of Stories

by Margaret Davenport
I am made up of scribbled notes and dream journals and all the little things I am scared I’ll lose.



Twilight: A First Read 

by Elias Kotsis 
I’d be lying if I said I haven’t always been curious (Twi-curious, if you will).


The Armpit of America

by Margaret Davenport
Shifting the Zeitgeist: Battle Mountain, Gene Weingarten, and Americana.


Reviewing Media I’ve Found on The Streets of BK

by Taylor Stout
Go outside with open eyes and an open mind, and the streets seem to speak to you.


Private Time, Public Transport: Reading, Writing, and Lauren Elkin’s No.91/92

By Jack Petersen

A mechanical flaneur, the bus provides a windowed eye for the contained organism of the city. Original art by Mahaut Marin-Price


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The Punishing Pressure of Being Pitch Perfect 
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Scary Stories & Soundtracks to Go Along
Albums to Write To
Ranking Celebrity Bookstore Purchases
Patricia Lockwood’s No One is Talking About This & the Cursed Bird App
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My Life is A Road Movie
The Hour of The Star & Self Deprecation
Book Reviews: Naava Guaraca
A Conversation With Mitsu Kawano