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‘Mining the Mysteries of Language,’ by Robert Wynne

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Mining the Mysteries of Language
By Robert Wynne

In the early 1990s, a young man came up to me after a reading I’d given, and told me how grateful he was that I had read a poem about suicide, because it … Continue reading→

‘The Voice,’ by Gustavo Arellano

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By Gustavo Arellano

Editor’s Note: Journalist Gustavo Arellano, formerly editor of OC Weekly and currently a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, writes a weekly email list where he details what he’s working and what’s on his mind. This week’s email centered … Continue reading→

Not Dead Yet: A Reply To The New Yorker’s essay, ‘Does Journalism Have a Future?’

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By Victor D. Infante

It’s an odd day when you wake up to discover that the newspaper for which you work is being held up nationally as an exemplar of the rise and fall of local journalism, but there I … Continue reading→

Sorry-not-sorry: on plagiarism

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By Sam Cha

Anybody following the Lisa Low thing?

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The Lisa Low thing’s a lot like the Ailey O’Toole thing; Ailey O’Toole being the (young, white) woman who published a bunch of poems that plagiarize—line for line, … Continue reading→