Humanity

This piece was originally published in 2013. There we were a few months in—hunched on the sheets with our knees crushed up beneath our chins, covers flung out to make a malformed

I remember standing in line at the drugstore with my mom one time when I was in high school. They were having one of those fundraisers where you give a dollar, and you

The lights were low that Sunday night as the raw-voiced minstrel sang in the corner of Session House, an Irish pub in Manhattan’s Midtown East. I was standing at a bar table

This piece was originally published in Equals Volume 1: Exploration in Fall 2013. They built against sound advice, or so the story goes. The vulnerable stretch of shore was too changeable for development.

Wine. It’s the drink that needs no introduction, because it’s almost as old as humanity itself. It’s the official beverage of the Bacchanalian revery, the high church ritual, and your