Submitted by Aubri Plourde on Tue, 02/24/2015 - 11:00
Last year, when Miley Cyrus gave us this delight:
the interwebs exploded with home critics—often sloppy analyses of Cyrus’s performance, rife with moral judgment and fear for the future. The outrage regards not whether the singer is talented, or whether her show was successful, but over her behavior, and, especially, her clothing.
Submitted by wiedner on Sun, 10/12/2014 - 19:56
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Brainstorming with my fellow viz. writers on matters related to book covers and the rhetoric thereof, I mentioned my interest in the Chick Lit phenomenon. After politely listening to the sound of a dead horse being dug up from its grave and beat relentlessly, there was a collective eye roll and sigh. For more reasons than I have time to list at the moment, I realized very quickly that the nonplussed reception was more than justified. We kept bouncing around ideas, and touched upon the question of whether there was a male equivalent of Chick Lit. Or, to use the term that our editor Rhiannon invented, is there such a thing as “Bro Books?”
It was an awesome idea, and what follows is my attempt to run with it.
Read more about And Now, A Reading from The Book of Bro
Submitted by wiedner on Wed, 09/17/2014 - 17:52
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I would wager that any statement I might make maligning the seemingly-growing group of people known as Hipsters would be met with nearly unanimous approbation. Which works out well for my present purposes, as I’d like to state from the outset that I cannot stand Hipsters. I’ve spent lots of time trying to figure out what it is about this group of people that could evoke such an impassioned response in an otherwise even-keeled individual.
Read more about If the Hipsters Don’t Die, the Dive Bar WIll
