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By Millicent Borges Accardi“They are like men because they are isolated / yet stand in the rain, surrounded by mounds / of dirt and asphalt to catch spillover—”
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How to Be THAT GIRL When You Feel Dead Inside
By Emmeline CleinAdam Phillips, the SKIMS NYC flagship, and an app to make you fall in love with hindsight—on flirtation, “the art of making ambivalence into a game.”
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How I stole the outline of a deer
By Alice Oswald“I swiveled my head then to find a deer / camouflaged by the leaves no longer there / ‘what should I do with someone’s silhouette?’ ”
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The Ur-“Conspiracy”: History of a Pseudoconcept
By Barrett Brown“The problem we face involves the degree to which the truth must now compete with such a vast multiplicity of falsehoods that discovering truth itself becomes unviable.”
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Journal, 1969–1970
By Eve Babitz“It was making me desperate, thinking I was going to have to find a job. A job for Christ’s sake.”
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Riddle
By Alice Oswald“The two who stood there / and the two who saw them said / not what they said”
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Works on Paper
By Joan JonasThis portfolio, curated by Jonas for the Review, collects drawings of her dogs, made across the past fifty years.
