Peaches Christ’s creative life in Queer Quarantine
By Jason Kron, June 2020 Issue. Centuries from now, when schoolchildren are learning about the weird period of isolation in which we live and the art that came out of this [...]
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Fabulous fables of fright: more vintage horror novel reviews
By Jason Kron We present to you these insightful critiques of some classic horror books, and we hope that you are inspired by these works to live your best life. The Rats By [...]
Fabulous fables of fright: five classic horror-themed books reviewed
By Jason Kron There’s something magical about horror novels written from around 1960 until around 1990. At their worst, these books often still make for the kind of fun [...]
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By Jason Kron This Searing Light, The Sun and Everything Else | By Jon Savage | April 2019, Faber and Faber, 160 Pages If you’ve read as many music biographies and seen [...]
The Doyenne on his new album, live show, and owning the space he’s in
By Jason Kron Outsiders to Arizona can say what they will about our home’s reputation as a red state with little to offer culturally outside of golf, but they are missing [...]
Weird Al Yankovic and the importance of being funny
By Jason Kron Dull minds everywhere differentiate comedy music from “real art”, separating the funny from the humorless creative expression that is put on a [...]
Between The Covers
By Jason Kron, August 2019 Issue. Prince: The Last Interview By various writers, forward by Hanif Abdurraquib March 2019 | Melville House 144 Pages | $16.99 Any book that [...]
The World Would Be a Very Different Place Without Calvin Johnson
By Jason Kron For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Olympia musician Calvin Johnson, who’s playing at The Trunk Space on April 13th, here’s a little [...]
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