Salvos

• Albini, Steve • “The Problem with Music” Issue 5
• Almond, Steve • “The Joke’s on You” Issue 20
• Arndorfer, Jim • “Milwaukee Bucks” Issue 17 • “The PowerPoint Potboiler” Issue 16 • “My Love is a Free Free Market” Issue 15 • “Cream City Confidential” Issue 13 • “McSploitation” Issue 12
• Bacevich, Andrew J. • “A Not-So-Golden State” Issue 29 • “Tom Clancy, Military Man” Issue 24
• Baffler • “Twenty-nothing Revisited” Issue 5 • “What’s Hip for General Motors Is Hip for America” Issue 5
• Baker, Nicholson • “Dallas Killers Club” Issue 25
• Bayne, Martha • “Charles the Excellent” Issue 15
• Berkshire, Jennifer C. • “JebFest: The Education Miracle That Isn’t” Issue 25
• Berlatsky, Noah • “Zen and the Art of Self-Satisfaction” Issue 12
• Bernstein, Charles • “How Poetry Survives” Issue 6
• Bischoff, Dan • “What the Frick” Issue 9 • “Carter’s March” Issue 7
• Boatright, Rob • “Unions Can’t Buy Elections, But Let’s Pretend They Can” Issue 9
• Bogost, Ian • “Rage Against the Machines” Issue 24
• Bohrman, Rebecca • “Rat Choice and Other Tastes” Issue 12
• Boisvert, Will • “Call of the Wild” Issue 21 • “Future Schlock” Issue 19 • “Motor City Elegy” Issue 18 • “Apostles of the New Entrepreneur” Issue 6
• Bourdieu, Pierre • “The New Global Vulgate” Issue 12
• Bray, Chris • “Tip and Gip Sip and Quip” Issue 25 • “Street Legal” Issue 23 • “Passions of the Meritocracy” Issue 22 • “Party of None” Issue 20
• Bridgegam, Martha • “Fear and Lofting in a Silicon Boomtown” Issue 14
• Brook, Daniel • “Slumming It” Issue 25
• Brostrom, Jennifer • “The Time Management Gospel” Issue 8
• Buhle, Paul • “Radical Madison” Issue 13
• Byrne, Richard • “A Nod to Ned Ludd” Issue 23
• Callicles (pseud.), Pepper • “The Literary Vaudeville” Issue 10
• Carney, Ray • “Pulp Affliction” Issue 8
• Carson, Tom • “True Fakes on Location” Issue 31 • “Clans of the Cathode” Issue 29
• Castleton, Edward • “Aux Barricades, Fonctionnaires!” Issue 8 • “Post-Urban, Post-Industrial, but Never Post-Elite” Issue 7
• Chomsky, Noam • “Town Hall on Terror” Issue 28
• Christensen, Jerome • “Hollywood’s Corporate Art” Issue 13
• Codrington, Andrea • “Revolution in Cliché-land” Issue 8
• Cohen, Aaron • “Swing Shift” Issue 8
• Cohen, Nick • “The Bubble That Tony Built” Issue 16
• Coles, Joanna • “$$$$$$$: That’s Publishing!” Issue 6
• Connor, J. D. • “Universal 571” Issue 15
• Cooper, Marc • “The Guns of Santiago” Issue 11
• Cox, Ana Marie • “Face Value” Issue 21 • “Pop Goes the Weasel” Issue 16
• Crockford, Kade • “Keep Fear Alive” Issue 30 • “Town Hall on Terror” Issue 28
• Cukier, Kenneth Neal • “Starving to Death on Red Herring” Issue 16
• Davis, Owen • “Motown Shakedown” Issue 28
• Deb, Siddhartha • “The Worst Industrial Disaster in the History of the World” Issue 26
• Duncombe, Stephen • “The Penalty of Leadership” Issue 12 • “I Dreamed I Saw Joe Hill” Issue 10 • “Quality of Whose Life?” Issue 7 • “I’ve Seen the Future, and It’s a Sony” Issue 6 • “We’re Marketed, Therefore We Are?” Issue 5
• D’Arcy, David • “Accountants for Taste” Issue 20
• Ehrenreich, Barbara • “Mind Your Own Business” Issue 27 • “Terror Cells” Issue 26 • “A Thing or Two about a Thing or Two, a.k.a. Science” Issue 24 • “The Missionary Position” Issue 21 • “The Animal Cure” Issue 19
• Eisinger, Jesse • “I Shall Be Released” Issue 6
• Ellmann, Lucy • “Birdies of America” Issue 31 • “Distressed Cut-Offs” Issue 29 • “Three Strikes! [1]” Issue 27
• Emre, Merve • “Better Management Through Belles Lettres” Issue 29
• Eshelman, Robert S. • “Revolt of the Gadgets” Issue 19
• Evans, Steve • “Free (Market) Verse” Issue 17
• Fairlie, Henry • “The People, No” Issue 18
• Faludi, Susan • “Pity, O God, the Republican” Issue 31 • “Feminism for Them?” Issue 24 • “Facebook Feminism, Like It or Not” Issue 23
• Fang, Lee • “The Business of America is Dirty Tricks” Issue 25
• Featherstone, Steve • “Same as the Old Boss” Issue 16
• Fernández, Belén • “Cities of Night” Issue 21
• Fiore, Robert • “Fire Sale” Issue 7
• Fitch, Bob • “Why Johnny Can’t Organize” Issue 9
• Foster, Patrick • “Sweet Portable You” Issue 5
• Frank, Dana • “Vocabulary Lessons” Issue 23
• Frank, Thomas • “Withering on the Vine” Issue 30 • “Veiled Pensioners of the Mystic Sofa” Issue 25 • “Academy Fight Song” Issue 23 • “To Galt’s Gulch They Go” Issue 22 • “To the Precinct Station” Issue 21 • “Dead End on Shakin’ Street” Issue 20 • “Too Smart to Fail” Issue 19 • “The Gilded Mean” Issue 17 • “Shrill and Shriller” Issue 16 • “Down and Out in the Red Zone” Issue 15 • “The God That Sucked” Issue 14 • “Legionnaire’s Disease” Issue 13 • “New Consensus for Old” Issue 12 • “Triangulation Nation” Issue 11 • “Babbitt Rex” Issue 10 • “When Class Disappears” Issue 9 • “The Cultural Miracle” Issue 8 • “A Machine for Forgetting” Issue 7 • “Twentieth Century Lite” Issue 7 • “Dark Age” Issue 6 • “The Teen Rebel as Model Consumer” Issue 5 • “Alternative to What?” Issue 5 • “Art as Lifestyle (Monoculturalism)” Issue 4 • “Harsh Realm, Mr. Sulzberger!” Issue 4 • “Twenty-Nothing” Issue 4 • “The American Nonconformist in the Age of the Commercialization of Dissent” Issue 3 • “Twentieth Century Lite” Issue 2
• Frederick, Jim • “Internment Camp” Issue 9
• Friedman, Andrew • “Build It and They Will Pay” Issue 15
• Friedman, Ann • “Idle Threads” Issue 27 • “All LinkedIn with Nowhere to Go” Issue 23
• Frost, Amber A’Lee • “Confession Booth” Issue 31 • “Boys Will Be Men” Issue 30 • “No Such Cuck” Issue 29
• Galbraith, James K. • “We Told You So” Issue 19
• Garvin, Cosmo • “Sacramento Shakedown” Issue 30
• Geier, Kathleen • “The Family Plot” Issue 29
• Geoghegan, Thomas • “Exit Planning” Issue 31 • “The Rule of Law in Shambles” Issue 17
• Glenn, Joshua • “I’d Like to Force the World to Sing” Issue 14
• Goetz, Thomas • “See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Accumulate Me” Issue 10
• Gogola, Tom • “The Jim Crow Soft-Shoe Segregationists of St. George” Issue 25
• Gonnerman, Jennifer • “The Selling of Katie Roiphe” Issue 6
• Graeber, David • “Despair Fatigue” Issue 30 • “The Bully’s Pulpit” Issue 28 • “Dickheads” Issue 27 • “What’s the Point If We Can’t Have Fun?” Issue 24 • “A Practical Utopian’s Guide to the Coming Collapse” Issue 22 • “Can’t Stop Believing” Issue 21 • “Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit” Issue 19
• Grant, Melissa Gira • “The Naked City” Issue 31
• Groth, Gary • “A Dream of Perfect Reception” Issue 8
• Gurstein, Rochelle • “W(h)ither the New Sensibility” Issue 31
• Hallman, J.C. • “The Monk Retires” Issue 27
• Hamrah, A. S. • “Now Streaming: The Plague Years” Issue 28 • “A Cottage for Sale” Issue 18
• Hansen, Suzy • “America’s Long Holiday” Issue 26
• Harris, Daniel • “The Money Shot” Issue 8 • “Dirty Talk” Issue 7
• Hatteras (pseud.), Owen • “The Literary Vaudeville” Issue 10 • “Pelf and Powder Blue” Issue 8
• Havrilesky, Heather • “Delusion at the Gastropub” Issue 31 • “Apocalypse Soon” Issue 28 • “Play, Dammit!” Issue 24 • “Fifty Shades of Late Capitalism” Issue 22 • “Sit-Cons” Issue 20
• Healey, Steve • “Ghosts” Issue 7 • “The Name-Caller” Issue 5
• Henwood, Doug • “Color Me Middle” Issue 11 • “A Question of Size” Issue 10 • “Ursus Wallstreetus” Issue 9
• Hinton, Matt • “Billionaire Ball” Issue 20
• Ibish, Hussein • “The United Sades of America” Issue 22
• Innset, Ola Morris • “The Slippery Slopes” Issue 31
• Iversen, Eric • “Brain Dead in Seattle” Issue 5 • “Twenty No-Think” Issue 4 • “Firing the Cannon” Issue 3
• Jacoby, Russell • “All Hail the Grumbler!” Issue 27
• Kalven, Jamie • “Facts on the Ground” Issue 16
• Kapsalis, Terri • “Making Babies the American Girl Way” Issue 15
• Kelly, Dan • “Poetry Slam” Issue 18 • “Childish Things” Issue 16 • “Birchismo” Issue 13 • “Blood and Pancakes” Issue 11
• Klein, Naomi • “No Logo at 10” Issue 18 • “Just Deserts” Issue 7
• Klinenberg, Eric • “Heat Wave” Issue 15
• Krukowski, Damon • “L’affaire Holt” Issue 6
• Kunstler, James Howard • “The Metropolitan Museum of Rot” Issue 31
• Laymon, Steve • “Look! I’m All Glue-soaked and Rag-tag: I’m an Authentic Fanzine!” Issue 6
• Lazare, Daniel • “Modernism as Kitsch” Issue 13
• Lehmann, Chris • “Having Their Cake and Eating Ours Too” Issue 28 • “Purple Reign” Issue 27 • “The Christ Nexus and Professor David Brat” Issue 26 • “Brothers from Another Planet” Issue 25 • “Neoliberalism, the Revolution in Reverse” Issue 24 • “Oh, the Irony!” Issue 21 • “Dilemmas of the Rentier Class” Issue 20 • “Water World” Issue 19 • “Let Them Eat Dogma” Issue 18 • “The Rod of Correction: Cogito Oprah Sum” Issue 15 • “The Eyes of Spiro are Upon You” Issue 14 • “Boom Crash Opera” Issue 10 • “Popular Front Redux?” Issue 9 • “The Dustbin of Theory” Issue 8
• Lieberman, Rhonda • “Hoard d’Oeuvres” Issue 24
• Lind, Michael • “The O-Word” Issue 18
• Lingan, John • “Toxically Pure” Issue 27
• Linkins, Jason • “Noise from Nowhere” Issue 25 • “High Church Hustle” Issue 21
• Liu, Catherine • “Putting Creativity to Work” Issue 17
• Lorentzen, Christian • “Predator Drone” Issue 22 • “Anything for the Libor Boys” Issue 21
• Lukas, Paul • “Forty-Two Pickup” Issue 7 • “How May I Serve You?” Issue 6
• MacPhee, Josh • “Who’s the Shop Steward on Your Kickstarter?” Issue 21
• Macarthur, John R. • “Chicago ’72” Issue 14
• Madar, Chase • “Have Guns, Will Liberate” Issue 28
• Mahoney, Maura • “Local Color™” Issue 7 • “A Thousand Points of Trite” Issue 6 • “Back in Black on the Beaten Path” Issue 5 • “The Packaging of a Literary Persona” Issue 4
• Martin, Nathan C. • “Where the Wild Things Aren’t: National Parks” Issue 31
• Mason, Josh • “Three Scenes from a Bull Market” Issue 9
• Mattelart (pseud.), Herbert • “Life as Style” Issue 5
• Mattson, Kevin • “Go West, Everyone . . .” Issue 16 • “Generation Backlash” Issue 14 • “Doing Good, Looking Marvelous” Issue 11
• McNeil, Joanne • “The Dads of Tech” Issue 26
• McNeill, Jim • “King’s Row” Issue 18 • “Requiem for a Bureaucrat” Issue 17 • “Confessions of a Labor Editor” Issue 9
• Mchenry, Eric • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 13
• Metcalf, Ben • “American Heartworm” Issue 11
• Michaels, Walter Benn • “The Un-usable Past” Issue 18
• Millet, Lydia • “Smoke, Drink, Don’t Think” Issue 12
• Moberg, David • “On the Stick” Issue 13 • “Confronting the Capitalist International” Issue 9
• Moon, Christina • “Splurge and Purge” Issue 27
• Moore, Anne Elizabeth • “The Vertically Integrated Rape Joke” Issue 24 • “Marketpiece Theater” Issue 22
• Morozov, Evgeny • “They Made Him a Moron” Issue 30 • “The Taming of Tech Criticism” Issue 27 • “The Meme Hustler” Issue 22
• Mulcahey, David • “The Rod of Correction” Issue 13 • “Screw Capital of the World” Issue 7 • “Who Needs History When You Can Have Leaders” Issue 6 • “The Libidinal Tourist” Issue 4
• Nagle, Angela • “The New Man of 4chan” Issue 30
• Nedelkoff, Robert • “Remainder Table: Jack B. Tenney and Lawrence Dennis” Issue 13 • “Remainder Table: Poe in Vietnam” Issue 11 • “Remainder Table: Pamela Moore Plus Forty” Issue 10 • “Remainder Table: The Invisible Novelist” Issue 9
• Negativland • “Shiny, Digital, Plastic, and Aluminum” Issue 8
• Nehme, Farran • “Smile, Buster!” Issue 23
• Neumann, Ann • “Taking Liberties” Issue 30 • “More Titillated Than Thou” Issue 28
• Newell, Jim • “Good Enough for Government Work” Issue 23 • “The Lying Game” Issue 21 • “Adam Wheeler Went to Harvard” Issue 20 • “I Was a Teenage Gramlich” Issue 19
• Newirth, Mike • “Lost on Nelson Algren Avenue” Issue 18 • “Cop Shoot Cop” Issue 15 • “Death Travels West, Watch Him Go” Issue 14 • “The Prole Inside Me” Issue 12 • “Zoned Bohemian” Issue 10
• O’Dair, Sharon • “What About Me?” Issue 15
• O’Flaherty, Mike • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 15 • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 12 • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 11
• O’Hagan, Andrew • “William Burroughs: My Part in His Downfall” Issue 17
• Olen, Helaine • “Break on Through, Abbot Kinney” Issue 25
• Olsson, Karen • “The Banality of Leisure” Issue 14
• Orr, Niela • “Weed, Whitewashed” Issue 28
• Pareene, Alex • “Cable News Charnel” Issue 28 • “Deal Me Out” Issue 24 • “Come On, Feel the Buzz” Issue 21
• Parenti, Christian • “Atlas Finally Shrugged” Issue 13 • “Bring Us Your Chained and Huddled Masses” Issue 12 • “My Dad Went to San Quentin and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt” Issue 9
• Pein, Corey • “Everybody Freeze!” Issue 30 • “Use It and Abuse It” Issue 29 • “Cyborg Soothsayers of the High-Tech Hogwash Emporia” Issue 28
• Perl, Jed • “Cash-and-Carry Aesthetics” Issue 20
• Perlstein, Rick • “There Goes the Neighborhood” Issue 28 • “The Long Con” Issue 21 • “Ronald Reagan’s Imaginary Bridges” Issue 19 • “Picasso at 25” Issue 4 • “Hannabarbildungsroman” Issue 3
• Phillips-Fein, Kim • “The Children’s Hour” Issue 29 • “The Threshold of Joy” Issue 20 • “Buy and Hold ’Em” Issue 17 • “Chapters of Eleven” Issue 11 • “You’re Either On the Bus…” Issue 10 • “Lotteryville, USA” Issue 7
• Quill, (Pseud.) Thad • “Call Me Popcorn” Issue 3
• Rachleff, Peter • “The More Things Change . . .” Issue 9 • “Cram Your Spam” Issue 9
• Raeburn, Daniel • “In Memoriam: HLM” Issue 16 • “The Brand Called Shmoo” Issue 13
• Reed (pseud.), Frances • “Bread and Roses and Now, Circuses, Too!” Issue 9
• Rogers, Brishen • “The New Myth of the Happy Worker” Issue 12
• Rosenbaum, Jonathan • “The Mirror Myth” Issue 14
• Ross, Andrew • “Degrees of Danger” Issue 26 • “You Didn’t Build America”
• Roth, Matt • “The Toys Are Us” Issue 14 • “Dreams Incorporated” Issue 10
• Roufail, Minou • “The Poetry of Commerce” Issue 14
• Ruby, Ryan • “The Eighteenth Brumaire of Michael R. Bloomberg” Issue 18
• Sanders, Seth • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 15 • “Cordon Sanitaire” Issue 10 • “Soft City: Chicago” Issue 6 • “Let’s Talk Rock” Issue 5 • “A Nest of Ninnies” Issue 5 • “Everything I Don’t Need” Issue 3
• Schmenner, Will • “The Mix-Tape and the Auteur” Issue 18
• Schutz, Jorian Polis • “The State of Stretching” Issue 22
• Schwartz, Ben • “Knock Yourselves Out” Issue 31 • “Satirized for Your Consumption” Issue 27
• Scialabba, George • “The Dialectic of Love and Authority” Issue 29 • “People Who Influence Influential People Are the Most Influential People in the World” Issue 27 • “The Endlessly Examined Life” Issue 26 • “How Sweet Is It?” Issue 24
• Semnani, Neda • “Memoirs of a Revolutionary’s Daughter” Issue 29
• Seymour, Gene • “Marching in Place” Issue 29 • “The Billionaires’ Fantasia” Issue 24
• Sharlet, J. C. • “Paradise Shot to Hell: The Westbrook Pegler Story” Issue 13
• Shorris, Earl • “An Old Testament” Issue 14
• Silverman, Jacob • “Hotdogs in Zion” Issue 31 • “The Rest Is Advertising” Issue 30 • “Paterfamilias, Kaput” Issue 29 • “VCs Take the Media” Issue 27 • “The Crowdsourcing Scam” Issue 26 • “World Processor” Issue 25 • “Networking into the Abyss” Issue 23
• Silverstein, Ken • “They Pretend to Think, We Pretend to Listen” Issue 23
• Slobodian, Quinn • “Sacking Berlin” Issue 23
• Smallwood, Christine • “What Does the Internet Look Like?” Issue 18
• Smith, Yves • “Indispensable Men” Issue 18
• Smith, Nelson • “They Live!” Issue 15 • “A Partial History of Alarms” Issue 10
• Sterling, Michelle • “Sacking Berlin” Issue 23
• Stewart, Jacqueline • “Disorganized Labor” Issue 9
• Summers, John • “The People’s Republic of Zuckerstan” Issue 24
• Taibbi, Matt • “Blood Drive” Issue 18
• Taylor, Astra • “Our Friends Who Live Across the Sea” Issue 31 • “Against Activism” Issue 30 • “The Dads of Tech” Issue 26 • “Hope and Ka-ching” Issue 25 • “Serfing the Net” Issue 18
• Thompson, Clive • “The Rod of Correction: Cold Warrior in a Cold Country” Issue 14
• Thunderstorm, June • “Able-Bodied Until It Kills Us” Issue 26
• Tkacik, Maureen • “Omniscient Gentlemen of The Atlantic” Issue 19 • “Journals of the Crisis Year” Issue 18
• Toensing, Chris • “In the Good Old Wallow Time” Issue 15
• Tumber, Catherine • “Buffalo Exchange” Issue 27
• Ugrešić, Dubravka • “On Wittgenstein’s Steps” Issue 23 • “Literature and Democracy” Issue 16 • “Long Live Socialist Realism!” Issue 16
• Urbina, Ian • “In the Good Old Wallow Time” Issue 15
• Urstadt, Bryant • “Dipping Extremely Low in the Lap of Corporate Luxury” Issue 12
• Vaidhyanathan, Siva • “A Study in Total Depravity” Issue 28
• VanDerWerff, Todd • “Looks Like a Duck, Quacks Like Reality TV” Issue 25
• Vanderbilt, Tom • “The Gaudy and Damned” Issue 11 • “The Literary Vaudeville” Issue 10 • “The Gaudy and Damned” Issue 10 • “The Gaudy and Damned” Issue 9 • “The Gaudy and Damned” Issue 8 • “Miracle on Ice” Issue 8 • “Revolt of the Nice” Issue 7 • “The Advertised Life” Issue 6 • “The Nostalgia Gap” Issue 5
• Vargas-Cooper, Natasha • “Cradle to Grave” Issue 29 • “The Acquisitive Self, Minus the Self” Issue 26
• Viveros-Fauné, Christian • “A Funny Kind of Boosterism” Issue 12
• Vollmann, William T. • “Decently Downward” Issue 24
• Wacquant, Loïc • “The New Global Vulgate” Issue 12
• Walls, Seth Colter • “Sartre for Sartre’s Sake” Issue 23 • “Simone de Beauvoir’s Les Belles Images” Issue 20
• Weiland, Matt • “Once More, with Actors” Issue 17
• White, Keith • “Sweet Portable Lifestyle” Issue 7 • “The Killer App” Issue 6 • “Burn Down the House of Commons in Your Brand New Shoes” Issue 5 • “Twenty-Nothing” Issue 4
• Williamson, Eugenia • “Punk Crock” Issue 29 • “The Revolution Will Probably Wear Mom Jeans” Issue 27 • “The Alternative Press in Retrospect” Issue 21 • “Oh, the Pathos!” Issue 20
• Zipp, Sandy • “Invisible Hand Job” Issue 14 • “The Hidden Injuries of Balance” Issue 12

Stories

• Albo, Mike • “Stormy Love Story” Issue 11
• Beer, Thomas • “from In the Country of the Young” Issue 12
• Berman, David • “Epic Freight” Issue 7 • “Clip-On Tie” Issue 6 • “Nervous Ashers” Issue 5
• Bisson, Terry • “Life after Death” Issue 28
• Brown, Chris N. • “Edge Lands” Issue 19
• Byrne, Monica • “Gustus Dei” Issue 27
• Callan, Jamie • “Meeting Polanski” Issue 6
• Chapman, Stepan • “The Skin Sellers” Issue 9
• Clinger, Julia • “Centrifuge” Issue 3 • “Running Toward the Intersection Blindfolded” Issue 1
• Cousins, Verdy • “The Sage of Bucyrus” Issue 1
• Darwish, Mahmoud • “Memory for Forgetfulness” Issue 15
• De Bearn, Gaston F. • “Halftime” Issue 4
• Dierbeck, Lisa • “Pills” Issue 10
• Dunthorne, Joe • “Drums of Zaragoza” Issue 31
• Eidus, Janice • “Why I Watch Love Connection Instead of Taking Prozac” Issue 7 • “Not the Plaster Casters” Issue 5
• Ellmann, Lucy • “Side Boob and Insensibility” Issue 28
• Fischer, Tibor • “Then They Say You’re Drunk” Issue 7
• Forrest, Leon • “To the Magical Memory of Rain” Issue 14
• Frank, Thomas • “Gedney Goes Underground” Issue 5 • “Gedney Goes Bohemian” Issue 4
• Geoghegan, Thomas • “Monticello” Issue 29 • “from Aurora” Issue 10
• Gorchev, Dmitry • “Bizness” Issue 23 • “A Beauty” Issue 22
• Haslett, Adam • “The Act” Issue 23
• Healey, Steve • “How Are You?” Issue 4 • “The Answering Machine” Issue 4
• Hemon, Aleksandar • “Blind Jozef Pronek and Dead Souls” Issue 13
• Hileman, Monica • “Up in Birdland” Issue 22
• Holmes, Bill • “Syzygy” Issue 4
• Ikonomou, Christos • “People Are Streinz” Issue 30
• Jacobs, Mark • “Bitter River” Issue 29 • “Fountain” Issue 28
• Jacowitz, David • “Consumption” Issue 4
• Jain, Saskya • “Bhutas” Issue 20
• Kamerić, Melina • “Solitude” Issue 25
• Kapsalis, Terri • “Handless” Issue 13
• Kelman, James • “from How Late It Was, How Late” Issue 6
• Knowles, David • “Inter Office Mail” Issue 8
• Lebowitz, Mat • “The Grace of God” Issue 5 • “Uncoupling” Issue 4
• Libman, Dan • “I Am the Light” Issue 5
• Logothetis, George • “Helping Hand” Issue 8
• Maliszewski, Paul • “For Yama Is the Lord of Death” Issue 26 • “Bcc: Dridge” Issue 24
• Meek, James • “Something to Be Proud Of” Issue 8
• Millet, Lydia • “Jimmy Carter’s Rabbit” Issue 18 • “One Thing about a Goat” Issue 9
• Moshfegh, Ottessa • “The Locked Room” Issue 30
• Myles, Eileen • “Springs” Issue 15
• Nedelkoff, Robert • “On Deadlier Ground” Issue 8 • “The District Supervisor” Issue 5
• Nelson, Robert S. • “Angel and Me” Issue 2
• Newirth, Mike • “Give the Millionaire a Drink” Issue 8 • “Famous Men” Issue 6 • “Watching the Zamboni” Issue 4
• Olsson, Karen • “From “All the Houses”” Issue 29
• Payne, Johnny • “I’m OK, Eeyore OK” Issue 12
• Perlstein, Rick • “Outside My Window” Issue 5
• Petrushevskaya, Ludmilla • “The Sunstroke” Issue 30 • “How Much Women Know” Issue 27 • “Among Friends” Issue 25 • “Give Her to Me” Issue 19
• Plantageonette (pseud.), Aloysius • “A Straussian on the Suburban Evil” Issue 2
• Platonov, Andrei • “The Third Son” Issue 29
• Rao, Mahesh • “The Agony of Leaves” Issue 22
• Redford, John • “Playing Down” Issue 4
• Robinson, Kim Stanley • “From Aurora” Issue 28 • “2312” Issue 19
• Shetty, Manohar • “Mr. Secondhand” Issue 20 • “Lancelot Gomes” Issue 20
• Singleton, George • “Invasion of Grenada” Issue 21
• Sorrentino, Christopher • “Heather” Issue 14
• Terrell, Whitney • “The National Highway Defense Fund” Issue 17
• Von Bretzel, Dagfinn • “Do I Wake or Sleep?” Issue 3
• Wagner, J. • “For Yama Is the Lord of Death” Issue 26 • “Bcc: Dridge” Issue 24
• Wakeman, Frederic • “A Shudder in the Loins” Issue 2
• Walser, Robert • “The Precious One” Issue 31 • “Remember This” Issue 31 • “Spring” Issue 31
• Weeks, Laurie • “What Jane Wore to Jamaica” Issue 16
• Welsh, Irvine • “Disnae Matter” Issue 7
• White, Keith • “Gedney Goes Bohemian” Issue 4 • “Gedney Gets the Girl” Issue 3
• White, Curtis • “Saturday Night at the Movies” Issue 11
• White, John • “The Catcher on East Seventy-First Street” Issue 3
• Wojcik, Rick • “Dismemberment of Things Past” Issue 3
• Zoshchenko, Mikhail • “Story of an Illness” Issue 26

Poems

• Anderson, Beth • “In Readiness” Issue 13
• Anderson, Sean • “Bedroom Scene” Issue 2 • “Simile” Issue 2 • “Landfall” Issue 2
• Ariza, Mario Alejandro • “Instructions in the Art of Filming Atomic Bombs” Issue 26
• Armantrout, Rae • “Kingdom / Kingdom 2” Issue 20 • “This Is” Issue 18
• Berman, David • “from Cantos for James Michener” Issue 8 • “Democratic Vistas” Issue 5 • “Ectoslavian Chant” Issue 1
• Bernstein, Charles • “Strike!” Issue 19 • “Residual Rubbernecking” Issue 6
• Berrigan, Anselm • “A Semi-permissive Environment” Issue 13
• Blanc-Norton, Algernon Charles • “Ode to a Glass Which Once Held a Gin & Tonic But Now Contains Only a Hard, Sticky Lime” Issue 3
• Blau, Danielle • “How Long Now Since the Mailman’s Gone Missing?” Issue 27
• Bouchard, Daniel • “Idle Music is the Devil’s Band” Issue 15
• Boucheron, Robert • “To Little Debbie” Issue 1 • “To a Young Person” Issue 1
• Brady, Andrea • “Park American Dream” Issue 16
• Brown, Lee Ann • “Ballad of Susan Smith” Issue 14
• Brown, Pam • “Not the town” Issue 12
• Burrell, Jocelyn • “Accounting for the Damage” Issue 22
• Clark, Jeff • “Clistheret” Issue 10
• Clover, Joshua • “Tranche I / Tranche II” Issue 20 • “Rue des Blanc Manteaux” Issue 12
• Corbett, William • “Berryman Anecdote” Issue 27
• Cowee, William • “No Checkmate” Issue 1 • “Dancing to Silent Movies” Issue 1
• Dargan, Kyle • “The Robots Are Coming” Issue 22
• Dawes, Kwame • “Equations” Issue 21
• De Bearn, Gaston F. • “Ballad” Issue 5 • “A Dress” Issue 4 • “Freddy’s Lament” Issue 4 • “Poseidon’s Lover En Route” Issue 3 • “Widow” Issue 3 • “Pinweelz” Issue 2 • “Twilight of Idylls” Issue 2 • “Pandora’s Diving” Issue 1 • “A Vision of Spring” Issue 1
• Delanty, Greg • “Alone, Late at Night in Vermont” Issue 3
• Dimitrov, Alex • “American Nothing” Issue 23
• Dinwoodie, Alec • “The Manly Apocalypse” Issue 8 • “What She Does Not Understand” Issue 5 • “With This Poem All Things Are Possible” Issue 5 • “Interior” Issue 5 • “Downtown on the First Warm Day” Issue 4 • “Spheres” Issue 4 • “Places I Hid” Issue 3
• Donnelly, Timothy • “Chemical Life” Issue 24
• Ellis, Thomas Sayers • “A Poet’s Guide to the Assassination of JFK [The Assassination of Poetry]” Issue 24 • “Race Inauguration Day” Issue 18 • “A Poets Guide to the Assassination of JFK (test)”
• Eshleman, Clayton • “Dire Choir” Issue 8
• Ferlinghetti, Lawrence • “A Parade Tirade” Issue 28
• Ferry, David • “Something” Issue 29
• Fodor, Joe • “The Birthday Party” Issue 6 • “Bonny Boy” Issue 5 • “Song of Her Vomit” Issue 5
• Fondane, Benjamin • “Ulysses XXI” Issue 30
• Forst, Eric • “Primal Facades” Issue 3 • “Undisputed Master of the Yard” Issue 3
• Francis, Sean • “Opulence Lost” Issue 4 • “Profession” Issue 3
• Frank, David • “Plant Trip” Issue 1
• Frank, Edwin • “Route 202” Issue 25
• Friedlander, Benjamin • “Junk” Issue 15
• Gander, Forrest • “Projecting Love” Issue 20
• Gerstler, Amy • “Di$claimer” Issue 22
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• Kolbusz Jr., Richard F. • “Pop-Tartt” Issue 4
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• Lehmann, Chris • “Pistols for Two: Michael Bérubé vs. Chris Lehmann” Issue 11
• Loudis, Jessica • “Bubble Butts” Issue 27
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• Martone, Michael • “The Earl Butz Farm” Issue 14
• McGraw, Hugh • “Earth Liberation Stunt” Issue 25
• Mendelson, Edward • “Transcendental Rites” Issue 27
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• Nastanovich, Bob • “Eulogy: Sun Ra” Issue 5
• Perlstein, Rick • “Tick Tock” Issue 31
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• Plantageonette (pseud.), Aloysius • “Chicago” Issue 3
• Poole, Steven • “Blips for Brains” Issue 26
• Rosen, Jay • “Pistols for Two: Jay Rosen vs Thomas Frank” Issue 12
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• Vargas-Cooper, Natasha • “Brown Noser” Issue 25
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• Clarke, Diana • “Cosmo for Queers, or, How to Sell a Woman to Herself” May 8, 2014
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• Elven, Lucie • “Q & A with Neda Semnani” Jan. 11, 2016
• Fine, Zachary • “The Specter of Snapchat” Sept. 4, 2014
• Fraade, Jordan • “The Irrational Exuberance of New York Real Estate” March 13, 2015 • “Exile on H Street” Oct. 8, 2014 • “Tax Inversions and the Dems Who Love Them” July 25, 2014 • “On “Density,” the Most Slippery Word in Urban Planning” May 22, 2014 • “On D.C. “Nerds” and Outsider-Wannabes” May 5, 2014 • “How to Make a Bikeshare Fair and Functional” April 8, 2014
• Frank, Thomas • “Anthem for Bummed Youth” June 8, 2016 • “For Whom the Phone Rings: The Genius Cult” Sept. 29, 2015 • “Finally, Wall Street Gets Put on Trial” Sept. 8, 2014
• Frazier, Mya • “Imperial Style” June 1, 2016
• Frost, Amber A’Lee • “When the Married Say “Join Us”” June 15, 2016 • “This Is Your Sex Life on Sriracha” June 1, 2016 • “When the Instagram Snitch Is Your Honey” May 18, 2016 • “When Laughter Dies on the Lips” May 4, 2016 • “Advice for the Swamp-Assed” April 20, 2016 • “On a Sugar Baby’s Conscience” April 6, 2016 • “Squashing Call-Out Culture, Gently” March 23, 2016 • “Bring On the Unisex Onesies” March 9, 2016 • “Sympathy for the Devil” Feb. 24, 2016 • “Letting the Draft In” Feb. 11, 2016 • “My Kind of Misogyny: I Don’t Care If They Call a Warhawk “Cankles”” Dec. 3, 2015 • “Flakes Alive!” June 12, 2015
• Gabel, J.C. • “Q&A: Jason Leopold on Addiction and Recovery, Journalism Mistakes and Mea Culpas, and More” Dec. 5, 2014 • “Q&A: Mary O’Hara on Austerity and Inequality in the UK” Oct. 10, 2014
• Gais, Hannah • ““He Sees You When You’re Sleeping”: The Baffler Gift Guide” Dec. 21, 2015
• Geier, Kathleen • “What’s Ahead at “Feminism for What?”” Sept. 10, 2014 • “Inequality, the Flavor of the Month” July 11, 2014 • “Ikea and the Business Case for a Living Wage” June 27, 2014 • “The Democrats’ Working Family Policies: Less than Meets the Eye” June 25, 2014 • ““Orange Is the New Black,” a Prison Dramedy with a Too-Soft Center” June 24, 2014 • “Debtors’ Prisons and Other Catastrophes” June 18, 2014 • “Our Deadly Culture of Overwork” June 13, 2014 • “Racial Inequality and the Economics of Reparations” June 9, 2014 • “Polarizing Plutocracy: Our Broken Higher Education System” June 5, 2014 • “Getting Real about Closing the Gender Pay Gap” May 27, 2014 • “The Trigger-Happy University” May 23, 2014 • “Protests Against Commencement Speakers: Hard-won But Hollow” May 19, 2014 • “What Piketty’s Neoliberal Critics Get Wrong” May 15, 2014 • “Child Care, Elder Care, and the Last Feminist Frontier” May 12, 2014 • “What the “Mad Men” Economy Can Teach Us About Ours” May 9, 2014 • “Conservative Family Trees and the Cult of Victimhood” May 7, 2014 • “The Apple-Samsung Patent Wars and Our Broken IP System” May 2, 2014 • “Rahm Emanuel, Mayor One Percent” April 29, 2014 • “What Piketty’s Conservative Critics Get Wrong” April 28, 2014 • “What Workplace Intolerance Really Looks Like” April 21, 2014 • “Proof of Wealth’s Power Over Policy” April 10, 2014 • “Why Should “Flash Boys” Shock Us?” April 4, 2014 • “Class War with a Smiley Face” March 28, 2014 • “Bill Gates, Regular Guy” March 21, 2014
• Gharib, Ali • “Undocumented Immigrants and Libertarian Refuseniks at the Border” July 16, 2014
• Gilbert, Geoff • “Media Misdeeds and Blind Spots” Feb. 9, 2015
• Giraldi, William • “Victor Serge, The Unconquered” May 25, 2015
• Gittlitz, A.M. • “The Zombie Movie Without Zombies” Oct. 30, 2014
• Gogola, Tom • “A St. George Segregationist Update” Aug. 18, 2014
• Gold, Hannah K. • “Why Aetna Should Pay Reparations” July 24, 2014 • “The Hope and Despair of the Mansplain” June 4, 2014 • “The Stats and Stories of American Healthcare” May 16, 2014
• Goldman, Jake • “Experiments in Extreme Luxury” Dec. 12, 2014
• Goodrich, M.B. • “The Perpetual Sales Pitch” Aug. 29, 2014
• Gradert, Kenny • “Undercover Boss: A Christmas Story” Dec. 23, 2014
• Graeber, David • “David Graeber “Defiantly Having Fun” at The Baffler no. 22 Release Party” May 2, 2013
• Greenberg, Gary • “The Happy Mill” April 19, 2016
• Hallman, J.C. • “Queen Esther of the Potboilers” May 12, 2016 • “The Biddable Muse” Nov. 12, 2015
• Hamilton, Shawn • “Freedom Fries: McDonald’s and the Fourteenth Amendment” March 26, 2015
• Hamrah, A. S. • “Flu in the Face” Feb. 4, 2016 • “Freedom of Choice Degree Zero” May 26, 2015
• Hanna, Laura • “Debt Resistance Lite: John Oliver’s Stunt” June 10, 2016
• Helms, Andrew • “Pro-Sports Moochers and the True Cost of “Student Athletes”” June 30, 2014 • “Hungry for Success: A Sports Myth” May 6, 2014 • “Free Your Mind, Win the World Cup?” April 16, 2014
• Isserman, Maurice • “It’s Time to Shut Everest Down” May 1, 2014
• Jaffe, Sarah • “Irish Exceptionalism: The Nationalist Left” May 9, 2016 • “Unexecuted Ideas of an Irish Republic” April 22, 2016 • “Getting Your Irish Up” Feb. 26, 2016
• Kauffman, L.A. • “The Disruption This Time” Dec. 8, 2014
• Kaufman, Brett Max • “On Shooting the Messenger” Dec. 10, 2014 • “Dragnet Surveillance and the English Language” April 2, 2014
• Kirchner, Lauren • “Q&A: Judy Wajcman on the Scapegoating of the Email Inbox, Busyness as a Status Marker, the Division of Labor at Home, and More” Jan. 23, 2015 • “Q&A: Cynthia M. Duncan on Poverty and Politics in Rural America” Jan. 9, 2015 • “The Baffler Guide to Gift Guides” Dec. 24, 2014 • “Q&A: Ian Klaus on the History of Fraudsters, Fakes, the Financial Press, and More” Dec. 19, 2014 • “Q&A: Nicholas Carr on Computers, Toilet Technology, the Hollowing-Out of the Middle Class, and More” Dec. 12, 2014 • “Happy Birthday, James Agee” Nov. 26, 2014 • “Q&A: Erwin Chemerinsky on What’s Broken in the Supreme Court, and How to Fix It” Nov. 21, 2014 • “Q&A: Ewa Glapka on Bridal Magazines’ Counterintuitive Appeal, the Commodification of the Modern Wedding, and More” Nov. 14, 2014 • “Q&A: James K. Galbraith on the Myth of Perpetual Growth, How Language Shapes Economic Thought, and More” Nov. 7, 2014 • “Election Day Reading from The Baffler” Nov. 4, 2014 • “Captive Labor, Capitalism’s Best Idea” Oct. 24, 2014 • “Happy Birthday, Jean-Arthur Rimbaud” Oct. 20, 2014 • “Q&A: Gary Greenberg on Small-Town Democracy, Why Politicians are Sociopaths, and More” Oct. 3, 2014 • “Now PBS and Harper’s Both Have a Koch Problem” Sept. 30, 2014 • “Think Tanks for Sale” Sept. 8, 2014 • “This Just In: “Responsible Consumption” is Bogus” Sept. 3, 2014 • “Labor Day Reading from The Baffler” Aug. 29, 2014 • “We Do Actually Know What’s the Matter with Kansas” Aug. 20, 2014 • “Reality TV Workers and Walkouts” Aug. 19, 2014 • “S.W.A.T. USA” Aug. 18, 2014 • “The Masons, the Rotarians, and You” Aug. 11, 2014 • “When London Burned” Aug. 6, 2014 • “Rick Perlstein on America’s Nervous Breakdown” Aug. 4, 2014 • “CNBC’s Carnival of Crazy” July 15, 2014 • “The Village Voice Union Walkout and an Alt-Weekly Obituary” July 1, 2014 • “The Joy and Shame of Junket Journalism” June 25, 2014 • “Happy Birthday, Jean-Paul Sartre” June 20, 2014 • “Commodify Your Body Electric” June 12, 2014 • “All the News That’s Fit to DeMint” June 4, 2014 • “Happy Birthday, Marquis de Sade” June 2, 2014 • “Why Somaly Mam’s Lies Matter” May 30, 2014 • “Remembering Christopher Lasch” May 29, 2014 • “Happy Birthday, Margaret Fuller” May 22, 2014 • ““Dilbert” and Dissent in the Workplace” May 16, 2014 • “Think Tanks’ Transparency Problem” May 8, 2014 • “The Banker Boys After the Crash” May 2, 2014 • “The Long Arm of the NRA” April 28, 2014 • “If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit” April 24, 2014 • “The Tyranny of Time Management” April 22, 2014 • “Pulitzers of Bafflers Past” April 15, 2014 • “Some Recommended Reading for “Mad Men” Fans” April 11, 2014 • “Soaring Profits, Sinking Wages, and the Neoliberal Nightmare” April 9, 2014 • “Barbara Ehrenreich’s “Wild God”” April 8, 2014 • “The Commodification of Kurt Cobain” April 7, 2014 • “Student-Athletes of the World, Unite!” March 27, 2014 • “Candy Crushin’ All the Way to the Bank” March 25, 2014 • “On Class and Work in HBO’s “Girls”” March 24, 2014 • “Let Them Eat Dogma, Revisited” March 20, 2014 • “Fed Games” March 19, 2014 • “Erin Go Branding” March 17, 2014 • “Let Them Eat Art” March 14, 2014 • “Murdoch + Vice = Branded Content Bros” March 12, 2014 • “California’s Yuppie Nerd Culture” March 12, 2014 • “SXSW, Pictured” March 10, 2014
• Korn, Sandra • “Veritas and Vineyards” Feb. 9, 2015
• Kreitner, Richard • “A Tale of Two Citations” Dec. 15, 2015
• Kubis, Dan • “The Shrinking Power of Punk” Feb. 2, 2015
• Larson, Jordan • “Harassment in the Online Workplace” Sept. 26, 2014
• Lately, Dale • “Selling the Wind” April 6, 2015 • “Taking a Cat Photo Approach to History” March 27, 2015 • “Peer-to-Peer Pressure” March 20, 2015 • “Project Management for the Soul” March 4, 2015 • “Silicon Valley’s Cult of Nothing” Feb. 17, 2015 • “Nostalgia 2.0” Jan. 30, 2015 • “Gambling on Armageddon” Dec. 30, 2014 • “Get Up, Light Up (Get Rich)” Dec. 9, 2014 • “Hacking the Planet: What Could Go Wrong?” Nov. 24, 2014 • “Predictive Policing and Automated Peace” Oct. 27, 2014 • “The Birth of the Time-Motion Human” Oct. 2, 2014 • “An Army of Eyeballs: The Rise of the Advertisee” Sept. 12, 2014
• Lefkowitz, Jason A. • “Weighing the Price of Safety in OSHA’s New Video Game” July 22, 2014
• Lehmann, Chris • “Not Intended for Mature Audiences” June 16, 2016 • “Sexting, Lies, and Videotape” June 9, 2016 • “Who’s Defamin’ Who?” June 2, 2016 • “Facebook’s ‘Injection Tools’” May 26, 2016 • “The Trump Psyche” May 19, 2016 • “Blame It on Higher Ed” May 12, 2016 • “Pacts Americana” May 5, 2016 • “His Inanity Bubbleth Over” April 27, 2016 • “Hillary’s Courtiers” April 21, 2016 • “Chronicle of a Creep” April 14, 2016 • “Dox Populi: A Few Missing Links” April 7, 2016 • “What Obama Gets Wrong About Our Political Media” March 31, 2016 • “In a Big Country, Dreams Stay with You” March 24, 2016 • “The Breitbart Betrayals” March 17, 2016 • “Straight Out of Centrist Casting” March 10, 2016 • “Your Media Future: Cheesy and Skeezy” March 3, 2016 • “Oh, the Civility!” Feb. 25, 2016 • “Power to the Pixels” Feb. 18, 2016 • “Hillary’s Handlers: We Need Some Muscle Here” Feb. 10, 2016 • “Field of Dreams” Feb. 3, 2016 • “The Loudest Voice Not in the Room” Jan. 28, 2016 • “Pounding Sanders” Jan. 21, 2016 • “All the President’s Chums” Jan. 6, 2016 • “High Caliber Television” Dec. 17, 2015 • “Media Abets Trump’s Shock-Jock Statesmanship” Dec. 9, 2015 • “Thought Leaders as Loss Leaders” Dec. 2, 2015 • “For Chyron Out Loud” Nov. 20, 2015 • “Hell’s Pundits” May 20, 2015 • “Arrogance and Deference at the New York Fed” Jan. 7, 2015 • “The Smarmies of the Night (Revisited)” Dec. 19, 2014 • “The Beltway Media Shuck-Down” Oct. 1, 2013 • “Immoral Inequivalencies” Sept. 24, 2013 • “Forbes Columnist Demands More Perks for the One Percent” Sept. 17, 2013 • “One Thing That the NSA Got Right: Steve Jobs Commanded a Vast Legion of Zombies” Sept. 10, 2013 • “For-Profit Journalism Whiffs the For-Profit Education Story” Aug. 16, 2013 • “The Fraud That Failed” Aug. 13, 2013 • “Ronald Reagan, God of the Sea” Aug. 1, 2013 • “ThreatWatch, Surveil Thyself” Aug. 1, 2013 • “This (De-Politicized) American Life” July 30, 2013 • “Cheaper iPhone in the Pipeline–with Fetching Cases the Color of Workers’ Blood!” July 30, 2013 • “When Playbooks Attack” July 26, 2013 • “My City Was Pawned” July 26, 2013 • “Harvard Governance 101: Scrutiny Is in the Eye of the Beholder” July 25, 2013 • “Fleecing the Sheepskin Set” July 25, 2013 • “Speed Metal” July 24, 2013 • “Cash Crop” July 24, 2013
• Lingan, John • “Voices of the Village” Sept. 24, 2015
• Magnanti, Brooke • “What “Yes” in Scotland Might Have Meant” Sept. 23, 2014 • “Your Guide to Fourth-Wave Feminist Underwear” July 21, 2014 • “Zombie Statistics on Sex Work” June 9, 2014
• Massey, Alana • “You Can Find Capitalism in Da Club” Sept. 24, 2014 • “The Rise of the Benevolent Data Pillage” Sept. 3, 2014 • “Hide the Husbands, Prostitution’s on the Interwebs” Aug. 28, 2014 • “Higher Ed Pays a High Price for Mediocrity” June 20, 2014 • “The Last Days of Abercrombie & Fitch” May 20, 2014 • “Shaming Sexism Isn’t Prudery” April 16, 2014
• McCormack, Noah • “Friends without Benefits” May 30, 2014 • “Do As He Says, Not As He Does. That Would Be Unprofitable.” Feb. 12, 2014 • “The Debtpocalypse Is Always Upon Us” Jan. 24, 2014 • “The Obama Method, or, How to Complicate Everything” Oct. 23, 2013 • “Catotonic History” Oct. 8, 2013
• McIntosh, Fergus • “How to Move an Island” July 24, 2015
• Merrigan, Tara Wanda • “Notes from the Underdogs” Jan. 5, 2015
• Moattar, Daniel • “The People’s Republic of Troy” Jan. 22, 2016
• Moore, Anne Elizabeth • “The Well-Trod Path: Nick Kristof at Home” Feb. 12, 2015 • “The Art of Con” Nov. 17, 2014 • “Greenpeace Wins Again! But So Does Big Oil” Oct. 10, 2014 • “The Return of America’s Favorite Anti-Trafficker” Sept. 29, 2014 • “Why the House of Skeeveball Still Stands” July 17, 2014 • “The Partial Promise of Feminine Hygiene Patenting” June 3, 2014 • “What Women Wear” April 22, 2014
• Morozov, Evgeny • “Q & A with Evgeny Morozov and Dan Davies” Dec. 7, 2015
• Newell, Jim • “It Will Just Keep Getting Easier to Oppose the Death Penalty” April 30, 2014 • “Donald Sterling, Cliven Bundy, and What People are “Given”” April 29, 2014 • “Have Assault Rifle, Will Travel” April 25, 2014 • “Billionaire Donors and True Believers” April 23, 2014 • “Rich Kids Philanthropy Club” April 21, 2014 • “The Nonsensical Sexism of the “Grandma Hillary” Storyline” April 18, 2014 • ““Boats ‘N Hoes,” PACs & Frats” April 17, 2014 • “Virginia Republicans, United in Stubbornness” April 14, 2014 • “A Pointless Plot to Oust John Boehner” April 11, 2014 • “Handwringing and Hypocrisy Over Campaign Cash” April 9, 2014 • “Talking Nice and Playing Dirty with the Bush Family” April 8, 2014 • “Mozilla, Mountain View, and the Mean Ol’ Gays” April 4, 2014 • “The Next Phase of the Obamacare Battle” April 2, 2014 • “The Bigger the Checkbook, the Bigger the Bull” March 31, 2014 • “A Weasely Way to Fight a Law” March 26, 2014 • “It’s the Democratic Party’s Turn to Hate Nate Silver” March 24, 2014 • “The Right-Wing Book Market is Dying a Free-Market Death” March 21, 2014 • “Nazi Name-calling and Non-apologies” March 19, 2014 • “Who Cares What the Surgeon General Thinks About Guns?” March 18, 2014 • “The Real Reason for the Democrats’ Obsession with the Koch Brothers” March 14, 2014 • “The Patronizing Pew Poll on the Millennial Generation” March 10, 2014 • “Presenting: The Baffler SAT” March 7, 2014 • “What’s the Matter with White Dudes?” March 5, 2014 • “Microsoft’s Scroogley Strategy” March 3, 2014 • “Climate Will Change Faster Than We Will” Feb. 26, 2014 • “House of Cards Is a Dark Fantasy of Effective Government” Feb. 24, 2014 • “From the Office of Pointless Budget Maneuvering” Feb. 21, 2014 • “Google Plus You Equals $$$$” Feb. 19, 2014 • “Iron Man 4: Iron Man Fights Income Inequality” Feb. 17, 2014 • “Hip New Trend for the Young People: Caring about the Deficit!” Feb. 14, 2014 • “Congress Stuns World with Minor Hint of Functionality” Feb. 12, 2014 • “Obamacare May Also Mean No More Employee Parking Spots” Feb. 10, 2014 • “Glenn Greenwald Will Not Be Doing Trust Falls with the U.S.” Feb. 7, 2014 • “In Search of Unspun News” Feb. 5, 2014 • “America at its Beautifullest” Feb. 3, 2014 • “Executive (In)Action!” Jan. 29, 2014 • “State of the Union: Partly Cloudy, High Likelihood of Tedium” Jan. 27, 2014 • “Campaign Fraud Doesn’t Have to Be This Difficult, Dinesh D’Souza” Jan. 24, 2014 • “That Wasn’t Just Any Snow. That Was Socialist Snow.” Jan. 22, 2014 • “It’s Hard Out There for a Dem in the House” Jan. 17, 2014 • “Prepare Yourself. The Gun Debate Is SOLVED” Jan. 17, 2014 • “Breaking News: Rich Person Gets Away with Rich Person Crime” Jan. 15, 2014 • “Time to Play Deflection Bingo with Christie Defenders” Jan. 13, 2014 • “Someone Please Find Some New Politicians for Virginia” Jan. 10, 2014 • “A Minor Speed Bump on the Road to a Christie Presidency” Jan. 9, 2014 • “A Mid-Term Election Will Chase Those Doldrums Away” Jan. 8, 2014 • “Does Anyone Have Many Millions of Dollars Ezra Klein Can Borrow?” Jan. 3, 2014 • “The Year in Political Idiocy” Dec. 30, 2013 • “Your Future President/Governor/Senator Is Having a Small New Hampshire Problem” Dec. 23, 2013 • “Have You Heard About This Real America? It’s Just Beyond the Borders of Washington, D.C.” Dec. 20, 2013 • “2013: The Year of the Great Footie Pajama Debate Over the Fate of Millennials” Dec. 18, 2013 • “New Obstacle in Gun Control Discussion: Lack of Interest in Enforcement” Dec. 16, 2013 • ““Selfie” Non Scandal Proves Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” Dec. 13, 2013 • “Democrats Enjoy Trolling Now, Will Not Enjoy Actual Troll in Senate” Dec. 11, 2013 • “For Their Next Trick, Democrats Will Attempt to Distract You from the Issues with Obamacare” Dec. 9, 2013 • “Temporary Amnesia Strikes Some upon Death of Nelson Mandela” Dec. 6, 2013 • “Amazon Is Sending a Fleet of Terrifying Flying Robots to Deliver Your Packages” Dec. 4, 2013 • “Congress Elected by States with Wildly Divergent Opinions Mysteriously Deadlocked” Dec. 3, 2013 • “The Swan Song of the Neocon” Nov. 27, 2013 • “Don’t Say the Magic Word” Nov. 25, 2013 • “Adult Babies React as Expected When Favorite Toy Taken Away” Nov. 22, 2013 • “HULK SMASH Not Actually Effective Solution to Civic Issues” Nov. 20, 2013 • “Game Change 2016: Whichever Candidate Polls Best” Nov. 18, 2013 • “Reporting from the Institute of Made Up Institutes” Nov. 15, 2013 • “Take Me Out to the Suburbs” Nov. 13, 2013 • “Would Our Nation’s Not Yet President Lie to You?” Nov. 11, 2013 • “Don’t Worry, Income Inequality Doomsayers: a New Think Tank Has Arrived to Solve the Problem” Nov. 8, 2013 • “America Hearts Churchill’s Giant Bust” Nov. 6, 2013 • “November Cold SNAP” Nov. 4, 2013 • “A Fine-Ass Committee” Oct. 29, 2013 • “Immigration and the Poisoned Well” Oct. 25, 2013 • “Sheldon Adelson Strikes Again” Oct. 23, 2013 • “Tales from the Health Care Exchanges” Oct. 21, 2013 • “You’re a Strange One, Mister Graham” Oct. 16, 2013 • “Cruz’s Value Voters Vortex” Oct. 11, 2013 • “Cheney and His Clowns” Oct. 9, 2013 • “Heritage Hearts Shutdowns” Oct. 7, 2013 • “Pennsylvania’s Master of Analogy” Oct. 4, 2013 • “Throwdown at the Memorial” Oct. 3, 2013 • “CNBC Treasures Jamie Dimon’s Enormous Bank” Sept. 30, 2013 • “All Hail the Shutdown Circle Jerk” Sept. 27, 2013 • “Save Us from the Welfare Surfers” Sept. 25, 2013 • “The Practical Wife” Sept. 23, 2013 • “The Summers Time Blues” Sept. 18, 2013 • “The Darby Principle” Sept. 16, 2013 • “The Imaginarium of Dr. O’Bagy” Sept. 13, 2013 • “A Pax On All Your Houses” Sept. 11, 2013 • “I Was a Teenage Gramlich” March 30, 2012
• Newman, Kurt • “The Marquis de Sade’s Executive MBA” Oct. 21, 2014
• O’Donovan, Caroline • “The Revolution Will Be Venture Funded” Feb. 6, 2015 • “Simple Notebooks for Complicated Times” Jan. 15, 2015 • “Boston’s Literary Legacy, Mapped and Apped” Sept. 9, 2014
• Olen, Helaine • “America: Dangerous Curve Ahead” May 18, 2015 • “Behind Every Fortune Lies Nail Polish” May 11, 2015 • “Pep Talks for Spinsters” May 4, 2015 • “Politics: You Lose, You Snooze” April 27, 2015 • “The Humane Thing to Do” April 13, 2015 • “California, by the Nuts” April 6, 2015 • “Focus Group-ing Our Way to Prosperity” March 23, 2015 • “Poor Stories from Brooks and Douthat” March 16, 2015 • “The Death of the Millionaire Next Door” March 9, 2015 • “America Saves, America Shames” March 2, 2015 • “The Labradoodle Racket” Feb. 23, 2015 • “Zuckerberg Gets Schooled in Newark” May 15, 2014
• Olives, Glen • “Good Politics, Bad Policy: Our Disastrous War on Drugs” Dec. 17, 2014
• Orr, Niela • “The Branded, the Sponsored, and the Native” June 26, 2015 • “Ritualized Denial” June 19, 2015 • “Spoof Vs. Spy” June 12, 2015 • “Not Quite the People’s Court” June 5, 2015 • “The Fantastic Four Under Fire” May 29, 2015 • “Hello, Twitter! It’s Barack.” May 22, 2015 • “Spare Change” May 15, 2015 • “What Bono Does Next Won’t Shock You” May 8, 2015 • “Nights of the Living Dread” May 1, 2015 • “An American Marriage, Revisited” April 24, 2015 • “The One That Brings You Choices” April 17, 2015 • “Town Without Purpose” April 10, 2015 • “Viva El Jay” April 3, 2015
• Osterweil, Willie • “Hollybaba’s Blockbusters” Nov. 25, 2014 • “Hollywood Hijinks and the Films of Empire” July 1, 2014 • “Democrats Are the Real Party of War” June 16, 2014 • “Scab Cinema and Pseudo-Reality TV” May 29, 2014 • “Hollywood’s Love Affair with Surveillance” May 12, 2014
• Paiella, Gabriella • “Selling a Celebrity Lifestyle” Sept. 15, 2014
• Payack, Peter • “Blowing in the Wind, part two” July 31, 2014
• Pein, Corey • “Primary Lessons in Propaganda” March 30, 2016 • “Donald Trump, Trickster God” March 4, 2016 • “The Unbearable Emptiness of Politics as Code” June 30, 2015 • “Bloomberg’s Baby Davos” June 22, 2015 • “Eminent Bromain: Bud Light Invades the Rockies” Sept. 11, 2014 • “The Guns of Ferguson: When Tyranny Really Comes into Town, the NRA Goes into Hiding” Aug. 14, 2014 • “Amway Journalism” July 28, 2014 • “Mouthbreathing Machiavellis Dream of a Silicon Reich” May 19, 2014
• Peters, Tim • “Working Woes at the Strand, Illustrated” Dec. 15, 2014
• Petersen, Anne Helen • “Labor Politics and the Liberal Arts Nanny” April 14, 2014 • “Beyoncé, Kim, and the Politics of Celebrity Labor” March 31, 2014
• Pilkington, Philip • “Play, Dissected” Feb. 18, 2014
• Rasmussen, Chris • “The University of Nowhere” April 20, 2015
• Rees, David • “Trump Won’t Lose—So He’ll Have to Quit” June 8, 2016 • “This Election Is an Endless, Sweaty TSA Line” May 25, 2016 • “You (Yes, You!) Are Trump’s VP” May 11, 2016 • “Turd-Farty? Bring It On.” April 27, 2016 • “Panama Papers Jack Wears a Members Only Jacket” April 13, 2016 • “Delegate Math Doesn’t Have Feelings” March 30, 2016 • “A Very Rubio Ending” March 16, 2016 • “This Trumpzilla Cartoon Won’t Fix a Thing” March 2, 2016 • “Scalia at the Pearly Gates” Feb. 17, 2016 • “The Iowa Caucus: A Creative Visualization” Feb. 3, 2016
• Rees, Jonathan • “A Screen-Only School in San Francisco” Aug. 27, 2014
• Rensin, Emmett • “Blaming Parents, and Other Neoliberal Pastimes” Dec. 29, 2014 • “Cigarettes and Climate Change” July 2, 2014
• Resnikoff, Ned • “Food is the First Thing: Hunger in America” Aug. 26, 2014 • “Redlining and Reckoning in Ferguson” Aug. 19, 2014 • “What’s the Matter with New Atheism?” Aug. 14, 2014 • “Paul Ryan’s Magical Thinking” Aug. 7, 2014 • “Books Are Alive” July 14, 2014 • “The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy of “Next Generation” Neoliberals” July 7, 2014 • “Hillary Clinton 2016 and the Folly of the Left-Flank Push” June 23, 2014 • “Domestic Workers, Domestic Cargo” June 17, 2014 • “Benghazi Fever and the Battle of the Branches” June 10, 2014 • “Glassholes at Work” May 14, 2014 • “Pushing Down the Top” May 6, 2014
• Rosenberg, Emma • “Staying Sane with Rocks In My Pockets” Oct. 30, 2014
• Rothfeld, Becca • “The Fratty Wolf in Your Leftist Grandmother’s Clothing” Oct. 14, 2014
• Rushton, Steve • “The Spanish Democracy Revolutions” May 6, 2016
• Sadowski, Jathan • “The “Digital Native,” a Profitable Myth” July 9, 2014 • “Insurance Vultures and the Internet of Things” June 11, 2014
• Sasseen, Rhian • “Chasing the Dream of the Having-It-All Girl Supermodel Athlete” Feb. 13, 2014 • “When Separating Art from the Artist Doesn’t Work” Feb. 6, 2014 • “Another Volley in the Culture Wars, Courtesy of a Series of Men” Jan. 27, 2014 • “We’ll Always Have The Hills” Oct. 25, 2013 • “Occupy Realism: Jonathan Lethem’s Dissident Gardens” Sept. 17, 2013 • “The Intern Ceiling” Aug. 16, 2013
• Schiller, Amy • “Philanthro-Capitalists Can’t Buy a Clue” May 28, 2014
• Schwartz, Ben • “Shutting Up” June 9, 2015
• Scialabba, George • “The Assassin’s Fate: Paul Berman Shoots and Misses (Again)” Aug. 8, 2014 • “Ask Uncle Ralph” May 20, 2014 • “The Real and the Ideal: Reflections on Partisan Review” April 24, 2014 • “Disappearing Acts” April 7, 2014 • “Mindlessly We Roll Along” April 1, 2014 • “Now What, Left Wing?” Feb. 21, 2014
• Semnani, Neda • “Q & A with Neda Semnani” Jan. 11, 2016 • “Does D.C. Repeat Itself? Very Well Then, It Repeats Itself” Oct. 16, 2013 • “A Modest Proposal for the Twenty-First Century” Oct. 2, 2013 • “TV Noir: The Saddest Cliche in the World” Sept. 20, 2013 • “George Packer’s Abstract Period” Sept. 12, 2013
• Shaban, Hamza • “Nightcrawler: Flourishing in the Dark” Nov. 13, 2014 • “The Lives of Ours: Laura Poitras’s Citizenfour” Oct. 14, 2014
• Shade, Colette • “Time Is Money Is Work Is Virtue” March 25, 2015
• Shor, David • “Blaming Parents, and Other Neoliberal Pastimes” Dec. 29, 2014
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• Trumpbour, John • “Daniel Aaron, 1912-2016” May 10, 2016
• Tumber, Catherine • “Bulldozing the Humanities” Aug. 1, 2014 • “Dispatch from the Narcissism Wars” May 14, 2014
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• Von Bretzel • “Bitcoin for Undergrads, Wall Street’s Next Pump-and-Dump” May 5, 2014
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