The week we announce our Pushcart Prize nominees is usually a pretty happy one for us: Who doesn’t love an opportunity to crow about their best work, to revel in celebrating the fantastic authors we’re blessed to work with?
The week we announce our Pushcart Prize nominees is usually a pretty happy one for us: Who doesn’t love an opportunity to crow about their best work, to revel in celebrating the fantastic authors we’re blessed to work with?
But … Continue reading→
dysaesthesia aethiopica
By Joshua Bennett
noun.
1. A mental disorder endemic to enslaved blacks in the mid-nineteenth century U.S. This condition was characterized by exceptional laziness, an insensibility to pain when being whipped, and a propensity for destroying … Continue reading→