CO-FOUNDER AND EDITOR
Swedian Lie is a creative consultant/designer who specializes in political campaigns, advertising, digital marketing, and branding. He is also incredibly obsessed about & addicted to theatre, and satisfies that craving by either waxing lyrical about it… or actually doing it as a freelance director and/or designer. He is currently based in Washington, D.C. but you can usually find him in some coffee shop, somewhere in the world, at some point of the day (and the night). www.swedianlie.com
Campaign in Poetry, Govern in Prose
Interview with Robert Schenkkan
Embodied Value: Gender Representation on Currency
The Nation vs. The Continent: Euro 2016
Interview with Angela Jelita Richardson
Interview with Marc Okrand
Bringing ‘Live’ Back to Life: Technology and its Use in the Theatre
Interview with Jared Mezzocchi
Interview with “Peach” (NSFW)
The Gospel of What-Ifs According to Marina Abramović
Oral Aural Traditions
Interview with Marissa Anita
Derby Dramatics: The Liminal Space of the Local Football Derby
Framing Nonfiction: Suspension of Disbelief in Post-Fact Photography
Interview with LubDub Theatre Company
The Metamorphosis of Intimacy: Considering Polyamory
Moving Because or In Spite of Movements?
To Telling the Stories Left Unsaid: Podcasts About Grief & Death
Swedian’s Choice — Reading Maps: Exploring the Cartography of Childhood Stories
The Colorless Color: A Brief History of Black
CO-FOUNDER AND EDITOR
Natalie Gallagher is currently a graduate student in Northwestern University’s Psychology Department. She focuses her work on how people understand social phenomena, and especially how that relates to one’s navigation of multiple social/communal identities. Her alter ego works as a freelance theatre producer, scenic designer, and stage manager. For the rest of the time, she likes to meet new people, go hiking, explore cities, read books, count stars, and drink coffee.
The Inaugural Interviews: A Pseudo-Script*
Embodied Value: Gender Representation on Currency
Language as a Subculture Unifier: The Case of Polari
A Plethora of Selves
Interview with Kit Martin
New You Year Round: Reflections and Interviews, Part 1
Oral Aural Traditions
Interview with Hollen Reischer
Interview with Natsu Onoda Power
Interview with Katherine Damme & Kathleen Reardon
Interview with Anu Yadav
Interview with Cole von Glahn
Interview with Meghan Salomon-Amend
Moving Because or In Spite of Movements?
Interview with Lizz Dworak
Natalie’s Choice — The Absurd Tragicomedy of American Borders
Mechanisms of International Attension: An Unscientific Listicle
EDITOR
Nora Rosengarten is a first year master’s student at Williams College/The Clark Art Institute. Nora studies art functioning as social commentary in the 19th- and 20th-centuries, particularly transgressive print practices. Nora has dabbled in many art forms: creating sculpture, acting in plays, dancing, and inventing choreography for dance and theatre productions, but currently focuses on the art that can be found in a life of writing, reading, thinking, and daydreaming.
EDITOR
Joe Madsen is a recent graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, where he received his master’s degree in Classics. Since graduating, he has functioned as a stage director, freelance writer, teacher, and waiter. He can also play guitar in every language. Future financial success pending, he will pen a gripping memoir called Aimlessness: Where Does It Lead?, with an audio edition available in Braille.
EDITOR
Alexandra Reale is a translation project manager by workday and a writer and athlete by all other hours. After graduating from Barnard with a degree in Linguistics and four years of Division 1 volleyball under her belt, she moved back to California, where she spends her time chasing her twin passions of creative nonfiction and beach volleyball. She loves reading and writing about dead musicians (sometimes alive ones too), and likes to think her love of road trips is Didionesque. Next on her list — more travel.
The Artist is Public, and You Might Hurt Her
Last Dance: Riding Westward with the Big Easy
Fighting for Every Serve: The Women’s Beach Volleyball Movement
Beyond the Frontiers of Healing: Clinical Psychology and Mortality
Interview with Conrad Spoke
Not Offered in High School: Human Language Goes Rogue