I approached Ariel Schrag’s Awkward and Definition with a little bit of trepidation. Earlier this year I made the proclamation that I was going to read one graphic novel a week, and since I’m an…
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Stupid pranks I would play if I were the kind of jackass who liked April Fools’ Day
Fake pregnancy announcement Fake marriage announcement Fake a stomach cramp and when I was bent over, moaning and wailing, lick my palms. It’s a little childish and stupid, but then, so is April Fools’ Day…
Updates to the official policies governing Supergenius, Inc. and its subsidiaries
Some people use a set of beliefs to guide their lives, maybe tenets or a code of ethics, perhaps commandments. I like to use policies. It sounds official, and yet at the same time open…
A few of my new favorite things, a list by the eater of entirely too much peanut butter
Almonds on salads Brian K. Vaughn’s Ex Machina series Ignoring I Will Dare like I don’t have anything to say Not turning on the lights until 7:30 Dan Connor Cheese, specifically Gouda lately Interpreting The…
Macaroni & Cheese you are my Everest
“I can’t even make banana bread there’s no way I could make meth,” I told Robert (of Inglorious Bastards/Bitches, my new writing group, fame) on Tuesday night. We were talking about how you get carded…
Still scary after all these years
For nearly twenty-five years, the story of Blackbriar haunted me. When I was in sixth grade, Mrs. Mullins read it out loud to our reading class. Even in the fully-lit classroom surrounded by kids the…