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• Kara Panzer
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• Ali Fitzgerald
Reset Yourself
Underground Artists is an ongoing comic by Ali Fitzgerald (Hungover Bear & Friends) that follows woodland creatures as they create art and search out whimsy in a bleak forest.
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• Brian Barker and Nicky Beer
Tom Waits White Noise Sound Options
Rumble of freight trains at dusk
Tuesday delivery at scrap metal yard
Broom sweeping floor of bar in Sheboygan at closing time
Hailstorm on roof of jalopy
Guy named Monty playing spoons in front of barrel fire
Minor league baseball game on radio in room next door at flophouse, 1953
Time
One-eared mule eating oats out of rusted Radio Flyer wagon
Footsteps, size ten wingtips, left heel worn down
Fly ricocheting against Greyhound bus window in August
Third-to-last unfiltered Chesterfield being drawn from pack
Musical saw practicing scales in abandoned Viennese opera house
Resigned exhalation of dishwater blonde sipping rotgut from chipped dimestore mug while hounds from the farm over the hill next grieve passing hours that slip away like clouds skulking over the rotted face of the moon
Carny coughing into red bandana
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• Evan Dotas
Why Can’t the Left Understand That a Politician’s Mysterious Illness Is Between Him and His Doctor?
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• Nina Semczuk
Let’s Drive This Friend Group Right Into the Abyss
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• Rebecca Saltzman
If Only There Had Been a Sign that the Face-Melting Nazi from Indiana Jones Wouldn’t Make a Good Senator
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• Erica Lies
Reviews of New Food: Rice Krispies Treat Strawberry Ice Cream Sandwiches
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• Caroline Marsh
Novel GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Delivers Transition to Astral Plane
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• Audrey Farnsworth
America Kept Inviting Me to Her Birthday Party, But I Just Wanted to Take Her to the Hospital So She Can Get the Help She Sorely Needs
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• Mark Taylor
Why the Taco Bell Meal for Two Is the Only Economic Indicator That Matters
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• Andrew Paul
I Don’t Know What I Expected at President Nyarlathotep’s Great American Shitshow, but Color Me Disappointed
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• Tucker Nichols
USA: We Go Together Like…
Tucker Nichols’s latest book, “Mostly Everything: The Art of Tucker Nichols” is available in our store.
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• Tyler Gooch
Survival Tips for Anyone Currently Being Hunted by Joey Chestnut
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• Amanda Goble, Mary Heitkamp, and Delaney Gibbons
Which Founding Father Are You?
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• Jack Loftus
The US Constitution Is for Simple Folk Still Burdened by the Belief That Words Have Meaning
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• Ali Fitzgerald
July 4th
Underground Artists is an ongoing comic by Ali Fitzgerald (Hungover Bear & Friends) that follows woodland creatures as they create art and search out whimsy in a bleak forest.
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• Andrea Ryan and Abby McLellan
On the Historical Significance of the Male Low Ponytail
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• Teddy Wayne
My Gen-Z Sitcom
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• Ginny Hogan and Carlos Greaves
Democrats Need to Win Back Voters by Becoming Republicans
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• Andrew Patrick Clark
How to Hustle Like a Tech Founder
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• Kelley Greene
Reviews of New Food: Bush’s Rocket Pop Flavored Baked Beans
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• Jeremy Hooper
The Proper Level of Enthusiasm for a Parent During Camp Dropoff
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• Talia Argondezzi
To Solve the Housing Crisis, We Simply Need to Build More Homes (Just Not in My Town)
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• JiJi Lee
Wirecutter Headlines During the Revolutionary War
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• Sebastian Petrou Griffith
Thank You for Experiencing Ego Death at the Hands of Our Digital AI-Fueled Panopticon Application Software
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• Ali Fitzgerald
Persona Hatching
Underground Artists is an ongoing comic by Ali Fitzgerald (Hungover Bear & Friends) that follows woodland creatures as they create art and search out whimsy in a bleak forest.
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• Dan McCoy
My Manic Pixie Dream Femme Fatale
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• Carlos Greaves
Vandalizing Washington, DC, Is a Crime—Unless You’re Overturning an Election
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• Lisa Zucker
Human Visibility Scale
15-Year-Old Girl: Fully visible
15-Year-Old Boy: In your face!
25-Year-Old Woman: Lookin’ good
25-Year-Old Man: Bro!
35-Year-Old Woman: Partially obscured
35-Year-Old Man: BRO!
45-Year-Old Woman: Oops, sorry, I didn’t see you there
45-Year-Old Man: Loud and clear
55-Year-Old Woman: Foggy
55-Year-Old Man: Still hangin’ in there!
65-Year-Old Woman: Translucent
65-Year-Old Man: How ’bout them Cubs?
75-Year-Old Woman: Invisible
75-Year-Old Man: You’re still around? Looking dapper, bro!
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• Oskar Milton