All in Democracy
By Dan DeWeese
Among all of the cable television arguments, newspaper columns, social media memes, and political soundbites that attempt to supply explanations for how American culture has arrived at the place it is, We Were Eight Years in Power is what future readers will most likely look back on as the best entry in the new genre of How We Got Here.
In a Memorial Day post at Fiction Writers Review, Propeller Books author Matthew Robinson discusses (with Propeller contributing editor Thea Prieto) the challenge of writing about war.
By Sarah DeYoreo
On the morning of May 28, Sarah DeYoreo sent the following email to the 500-plus employees of Morrison Child & Family Services, where DeYoreo worked as a “milieu counselor” with unaccompanied immigrant children in Portland, Oregon.
This popular quiz first ran in 2013. Are the questions still valid? Select the answers that fit you best, add up your points, and find out!
By Dan DeWeese
Citizenfour’s cinematic ancestors are not documentaries. Fahrenheit 451 is not about books. The current definition of “secret” appears to be “something everyone already knows and tolerates.”
