An anthropological study that chronicles the high-tech revolution through the testimony of those that lived it — the Greatest Gen.

Stories of Elders: What the Greatest Generation Knows about Technology that You Don't

Heaps of Home (for Berlin)

On Depression and the Effects of Toxic Positivity in Entrepreneurship

The Covert Reality of LGBTQ+ Literary Discrimination

It Was Too Much Sex! How "Poor Things" Broke Male Minds — SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY MEDIA

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Apple Watch Ankle Notes — Author

It's Not You It's Us — Why Women Don't Join Web3

The Wife

The U.S. Goverment Accidentally Launched A Paradigm Shift Toward DeSoc

The Pill is Medicine–Period | Protecting The Pill From Project 2025 — SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY MEDIA

What I Learned from Telling Men When I Menstruate — Blanket Gravity Magazine

What in our surroundings tells us we are rational? It's time to conquer the fear of the dark. Their journey takes them down a path of the weird and unexpected, including madness. 

Of Darkness and Doughnuts

After a woman marries and begins to build a family with an elegant woman who seems totally out of her league, she discovers that what the new wife wants most isn’t domestic bliss but utter control, and she will learn just how far her wife will go to 

1,000 Tiny Cuts

I had a bit of a shock early in the pandemic. A rite of passage thrust upon me before I had planned. The two events mirrored each other — as the pandemic has shown in stark reality, our best-laid plans rarely go off without a hitch.

First Grey

I had a dream last night that the circus had come to town. Before our eyes, we witnessed an elephant herd created by an unknown force of power held by the ringmaster. Though he had the power to create, he did not possess the power to life.

Elephantalism

What if worldwide upheaval is actually a goodness? That in the shifting tide we might build a path toward something new and better, if only we seize the opportunity?

Veronica Zora Kirin

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