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There Is No Biological Imperative
Finches, Plinko, and Le Guin
Jun 29 • J.M. Ransom
Agony of the Socialist Mode of Production
What is to be done after the successful revolution?
Jun 14 • San G.
The Real Political Bias of Sci-fi
Some writers describe American sci-fi as predominately conservative; others decry it as a den of leftism. Who’s right?
Jun 1 • Zeke Kinclaith

May 2026

This Goth Fox Predicted the Atom Bomb
Meditations on "A Black Fox Running" and how to engage with books.
May 17 • J.M. Ransom
Can Pariahs Change the World?
A personal-political essay about autism.
May 3 • San G.

April 2026

Fairies, Autism, Gayness
Exploring the bonds of otherness
Apr 12 • Idris A // Ouahmef

March 2026

How the Socialist Mode of Production was Born, How it Lived and How it Died
Where did the idea of socialism as a distinct mode come from?
Mar 22 • San G.
3 Comforting Books About the Apocalypse
I hope you like black comedies.
Mar 9 • Ms. Horse

February 2026

Has anybody on Earth actually read Wuthering Heights?
Anyone at all?
Feb 22 • J.M. Ransom
[Comic] Got A Weird Question For Ya
What if you could write a letter to anybody in history?
Feb 10 • Jaye Kaplan

January 2026

Judith, Anat, and transmasculinity - or the limits thereof
How can we understand the gender of historical figures?
Jan 23 • Idris A // Ouahmef
[Comics] The Suburbs
Someone has been knocking on my door every day this week.
Jan 11 • Zeke Kinclaith and Aesop Pham
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