Sunday Comics
A: Is your Sunday Comics? Would you like us to assign someone to Comics your Sunday? Excuse me…
B: What?
Monday Comics
We missed you last week. So here’s a bonus episode of Sunday Comix on Monday.
Sunday Comics
No shame in my game ’cause I’ll always be the same — styles upon styles upon Sunday’s what I have.
You wanna diss the Comics, but you still don’t know the half. I sport New Balance sneakers to avoid a narrow path, messin’ round with this you catch the sizin’ of ’em. I never half step ’cause I’m not a half stepper; drink a lot of soda so they call me Dr. Pepper.
Gaelic Sport Comes to Shoreline Stadium This Saturday
Gaelic sport comes to Seattle this weekend to spread the love. Omar Willey writes.
Can the Journalism Competition & Preservation Act Really Preserve Local Journalism? Probably Not.
Politicians say they want to protect local journalism from Big Tech. But can they? Lisa Macpherson writes.
Fame is the Spur
Fiction by Peter Coomber.
Sunday Comics
Don’t gimme the pretend, you come here on Sunday and you stay for the Comics. You say that you hate it, but that’s how you made it, just to keep it oblique. We’re both high, high, high, high, high on lemon sips.
If You Walked with Me
Poetry by Samuel Ludke.
Media Representations of Race and the Pandemic
Media and officials continue to blame racial minorities in a way that does not feature for white-majority communities, some of whom are boldly defying the lockdown. Why does this happen? Dr. Zuleyka Zevallos writes.
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