Totally Generic Princess Academy By Natasha Ochshorn • March 9th, 2026 If Legends and Lattes is shop local then Princess Academy is the resurgence of union politics.
Interlinked The Keen Edge of Legacy: An Interview with tonia laird By Phoenix Simms • March 4th, 2026 In all of her work there’s a deep sense of care and respect for how people, both individually and collectively, are impacted by society’s systems of power.
Exploits Feature Feminine Panic: Who Gets to Own Masculine Narratives? By Beatrix Kondo • March 2nd, 2026 The panic serves control, not preservation.
Totally Generic Best of 2025 By Natasha Ochshorn • January 14th, 2026 The most sustained joy I got this year was mainlining old seasons of Top Chef while I packed and moved and unpacked apartments.
Interlinked Negative Spatial Awareness By Phoenix Simms • December 9th, 2025 Environmental storytelling and puzzles are at their best when they’re kept simple and almost subliminal.
Past Presence Big/House By Dr. Emily Price • December 2nd, 2025 Why is it now that we’re spending so much time in-game wandering through houses?
Run It Back 1964 By Oluwatayo Adewole • November 26th, 2025 Even though Hemingway doesn’t quite know what to do with them, each woman present in this book (whether in the text or its making) is undeniably influential on him and his work.
Mind Palaces All Houses Are Haunted (By Heterosexuality) By Maddi Chilton • October 30th, 2025 In both Sarah Waters’ The Paying Guests and Yael van der Wouden’s The Safekeep, the lesbian main character keeps a neat, controlled house in lieu of a more traditional home life with a husband.
Run It Back 1975 By Oluwatayo Adewole • September 3rd, 2025 Even those who cling to thrones must die eventually.
