Journal of the Plague Years

Literary,
Journalistic,
Irreverent Yet Oddly Serious

Literary,
Journalistic,
Irreverent Yet Oddly Serious

Literary,
Journalistic,
Irreverent Yet Oddly Serious

The nightmare of public circuses was that the longer they went on, the more they could make everything worthwhile look ridiculous
Norman Mailer, The Executioner's Song
THE LEDE
The Fiction Issue 2024
Lawrence Osborne, MG Vassanji, Elizabeth Evans, Baba Badji
FIRST PERSON
WORLD
YEP, IT'S OUT THERE AND MORE INTERESTING THAN LIFE IN THE U.S.
ENVIRONMENT
(THE PLANET IS DOOMED, OF COURSE, BUT WE STILL CARE)
THE DEAD
BOOKS
POETICS
ART
Fall/Winter Issue: ESCAPE
LONG PLAYER
sometimes it takes more than a meme
DREAMING THE PANDEMIC
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The nightmare of public circuses was that the longer they went on, the more they could make everything worthwhile look ridiculous