Listening to “Slow Burn”
Chuck Grassley once wore a “Free Lisa Myers” button to pressure NBC in 1999 to air an interview with Juanita Broaddrick about her twenty year old allegations against Bill Clinton. It’s interesting how...
View ArticleStruggling to Read “Lawrence in Arabia”
“Lawrence in Arabia” has been remarkably unengaging. At a quarter of the way through it still feels like an introduction....
View ArticleRemembering S.E.K Mqhayi, Imbongi ye Sizwe
Xhosa poet S.E.K. Mqhayi, who died July 29, 1945, hoped to inspire his people to future greatness by reminding them of all they have achieved in their cultural history.
View ArticleThe Almost Accurate History of American Literature
From William Wells Brown to Phillis Wheatley and Jupiter Hammon—meet the first African American authors in reverse. If you follow @gasstation_b on Instagram you may have seen a quote recently from...
View ArticleExploring the Archives
Episode seven of “The Magnus Archives” has been one of my favorites, weaving together the horror of war, historical figures and folklore in a tragic haunting manner.
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