Weekend Rumpus Roundup
First off, Grant Snider unfolds one of our most dogged clichés.More than one hundred and fourteen years ago, an uprising broke out in China that eventually became known as the Boxer Rebellion. But...
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First, Grant Snider’s favorite things, in rhyme.In The Last Book I Loved, Richard Kramer delves into the “determined and effective” Judith Schneiderman’s memoir, I Sang To Survive. A “propulsive drive”...
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Frames of Mind
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First, feast your eyes upon Anne Emond’s visual ode to a lazy weekend and Grant Snider’s cartoon-in-verse, “Outside My Window.”In “Changeling,” Stephen Policoff uses serendipitous advice and the...
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First, say hello to our new Saturday media editor, Arielle Bernstein!Then, in “All The World’s A Stage,” Grant Snider neatly illustrates our inner performer.Poet Kent Shaw marvels at the “glandular...
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First, Grant Snider has some helpful suggestions for forgetful readers.In the Saturday Essay, Melissa Carroll investigates the surprising cultural phenomenon known as the “brony,” a species of lovable...
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One Page at a Time
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First, sacrifice is the key to artistic growth in Grant Snider’s “Creative Processor.”And in the Saturday Essay, Amanda Miska realizes she is making the object of her love into a “myth,” into “the...
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First, Grant Snider wonders, in cartoon form, what happens to lost ideas.Then, in the Saturday Essay, Britney Spears superfan Sarah Sansolo admits that the Britney critics “were right about some...
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First, the wonderful “My Poem,” by Grant Snider, personifies the act of creative writing. And Brandon Hicks’s latest comic, “The Drunk,” offers a whimsical look at the road to political success in...
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