by Risa Dickens. today Professor Rae Staseson sent me a link to this website, Kidd of Speed, about long rides into the ghost town at Chernobyl. ‘Elena’ lives in Kiev, and rides her motorcycle, and tells histories with photos and her own sweetsad wit. I read her chapters about Chernobyl, and digging at WWII battlegrounds [...]
Andrea Langlois, The Praxis of Open Publishing This paper examines the theory, practice, and policy behind open publishing, beginning with the historical and political context of its development. Open publishing is explored as a philosophy put into practice within Indymedia that allows activists to participate in a discursive realm outside of hegemonic institutions. Yet because [...]
by Christian Bertelsen “Me and the Major could become close friends cause we get on the same train and he wants to talk me, […] me an the Major don’t see eye to eye on a number of things, […] he doesn’t understand and he doesn’t try, he knows there’s something missing and he knows [...]
By Kamal Fox Who can control the Wife of Bath? In the portrait presented in the General Prologue, the Wife of Bath seems larger-than-life. We read of her “ten pound” kerchiefs (l. 454), her red stockings (l. 456), her five husbands (l. 460), and her hat that is as broad as a shield (l. 470-71). [...]
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