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Author Archives: Sarah Jaffe
Editor’s Diary: Being allowed to want
How could she dare want something more? Something else?
Editor’s Diary: Musical High Holy Days
Sometimes it's worth the wait to have them all hit you at once, a sort of musical High Holy Days.
Posted in music, north america Tagged alison mosshart, dead weather, jack white, kim gordon, robyn, sarah jaffe, sonic youth 1 Comment
Editor’s Diary: Fear and Hustling at Netroots Nation
But it's those little moments when you feel like you might actually be creating a movement that sustain me.
Searching for David Bowie in London
I like the idea of Bowie the man but what I wanted from London was the glam-rock god (or ghost).
Posted in Arts & Literature, creative nonfiction, europe, music, north america, travel Tagged david bowie, jamie mckelvie, kieron gillen, london, sarah jaffe 5 Comments
WikiLeaks and monsters
This video gives us ghosts of what we do to soldiers. And what we make them do.
Posted in Current Affairs, middle east, north america, politics Tagged iraq, u.s., wikileaks 2 Comments


Katrina 5 Years After: Loving New Orleans from afar