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by Eagle Valiant Brosi
Sing to me the beginning of all things.
Hark!
Sing to me the beginning of all things.
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w/ Devin Kelly
I didn’t want to provide my reader with the solace of a comfortable laugh. I think the best laughs are ones we feel guilty about indulging in.
John Dermot Woods
I didn’t want to provide my reader with the solace of a comfortable laugh. I think the best laughs are ones we feel guilty about indulging in.
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by Christopher Wood
Mature Themes searches for pieces of people in the streaming media as if panning for gold.
Mature Themes – Andrew Durbin
Mature Themes searches for pieces of people in the streaming media as if panning for gold.
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by Gabino Iglesias
A big octopus shows up and helps them, but the volcano is undeterred and continues moving forward.
Paper Champion – Shane Jones
A big octopus shows up and helps them, but the volcano is undeterred and continues moving forward.
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by Christopher Wood
Mature Themes searches for pieces of people in the streaming media as if panning for gold.
Mature Themes – Andrew Durbin
Mature Themes searches for pieces of people in the streaming media as if panning for gold.
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by Gabino Iglesias
A big octopus shows up and helps them, but the volcano is undeterred and continues moving forward.
Paper Champion – Shane Jones
A big octopus shows up and helps them, but the volcano is undeterred and continues moving forward.
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by Emma Schneider
It is a melodic text rife with images of hollowed canoes and mist-enveloped mountains.
By Night the Mountain Burns – Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel
It is a melodic text rife with images of hollowed canoes and mist-enveloped mountains.
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by Diarmuid Hester
As if Rimbaud were on Whatsapp.
Skeleton Costumes – Thomas Moore
As if Rimbaud were on Whatsapp.
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w/ Devin Kelly
I didn’t want to provide my reader with the solace of a comfortable laugh. I think the best laughs are ones we feel guilty about indulging in.
John Dermot Woods
I didn’t want to provide my reader with the solace of a comfortable laugh. I think the best laughs are ones we feel guilty about indulging in.
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w/ Tyler Malone
Hemingway once explained: There’s nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed. If that is the case, then there was much blood shed in this barn.
Hemingway-Pfeiffer House
Hemingway once explained: There’s nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed. If that is the case, then there was much blood shed in this barn.
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w/ Michael Schapira
The questionnaire punctures the bravado of the manifesto, which is such a singular, almost bold, optimistic doctrine or document. The questionnaire allows room for doubt, ambivalence, dissent, and debate.
Lori Cole
The questionnaire punctures the bravado of the manifesto, which is such a singular, almost bold, optimistic doctrine or document. The questionnaire allows room for doubt, ambivalence, dissent, and debate.
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w/ Andrew Mitchell Davenport
We went to Occupy Wall Street to affect people. What we did on Wall Street didn’t solve any problems. But it was effective. We weren’t just protesting financiers. We were also trying to calm everyone down
The Brooklyn Jumbies
We went to Occupy Wall Street to affect people. What we did on Wall Street didn’t solve any problems. But it was effective. We weren’t just protesting financiers. We were also trying to calm everyone down
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by Alanna Schubach
On Jungian shadows, Elena Ferrante, THE BABADOOK, and the sinister side of motherhood.
Me and My Shadow
On Jungian shadows, Elena Ferrante, THE BABADOOK, and the sinister side of motherhood.
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by Tomas Hachard
Whereas early blues and country artists were subsumed under the mythology of their genre, rock was about individual stardom from the outset. Where do Dylan & Springsteen stand in relation to their progenitors?
Men of Myth: On Bruce Springsteen & Bob Dylan’s ‘Basement Tapes’
Whereas early blues and country artists were subsumed under the mythology of their genre, rock was about individual stardom from the outset. Where do Dylan & Springsteen stand in relation to their progenitors?
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by The Editors
In 2014 our features writers tackled topics ranging from police ontology to Bowie fandom to the pitiful lack of diversity in contemporary publishing.
Best of Features, 2014
In 2014 our features writers tackled topics ranging from police ontology to Bowie fandom to the pitiful lack of diversity in contemporary publishing.
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by The Editors
Next month, Full Stop turns four years old. Our first call for donations and a preview of what’s to come.
Support Full Stop
Next month, Full Stop turns four years old. Our first call for donations and a preview of what’s to come.
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by Eagle Valiant Brosi
Sing to me the beginning of all things.
Hark!
Sing to me the beginning of all things.
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by Macon Holt
Pop music is instead the soup we swim in, the fabric of your genes brushing on your knees.
Stupid Loud Pop Music
Pop music is instead the soup we swim in, the fabric of your genes brushing on your knees.
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by Hestia Peppe
Is a place an object? Is a building? If I cannot go there anymore, have I lost it? Is the experience of loss, in that it is always a losing of some thing, to objectify? If I am lost without it do I become an object myself?
I Object
Is a place an object? Is a building? If I cannot go there anymore, have I lost it? Is the experience of loss, in that it is always a losing of some thing, to objectify? If I am lost without it do I become an object myself?
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by Dustin Illingworth
Was it in fact Warhol who wrote the Great American Novel?
The Great Warholian Novel
Was it in fact Warhol who wrote the Great American Novel?
