Hippie Christmas, or, How To Find Beauty In A Big Pile of Garbage
There’s no better metaphor for Reaganomics, is there?
Author: Nadya Markowska
I’m Going to Miss Taking a Dip in the Willamette When It’s Hot and I’m Feeling Lonely
ut I’m never alone here, and that’s probably for the best. The patches of beauty still left in the world are best enjoyed with other people.
Goodbye, Eugene: A Series of Stories About Things I’ll Remember Fondly
Saying goodbye–a real, tearful, honest, final goodbye–is one of the hardest things to do.
A Brief History of Lane County’s Radical Farmers (According to a Book I Found on the Ground at the Fair)
I don’t have to understand why the old men with the model trains are so enamored with their hobby
Eugene Rising: The Bibliography
It has been over three months since Double Sided Media published our seven-part “Eugene Rising” series. Since its inception, and in our efforts to be as transparent as possible, both its authors, MG Belka...
An Independent Assessment of the Independent Assessment of the Springfield PD’s Response to the Thurston Protest
The investigation was conducted by Rick Braziel, a longtime police officer–including a five-year stint as the Chief of the Sacramento Police Department–and current Vice Chair of the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training.
This Bastard’s Life #2: My Neighbor, The Wannabe Fascist
We do not know each other, and we’ve never spoken a word to each other, but he often looks sideways at me, too. It seems clear, to me at least, that we’re well aware of our respective affiliations.
This Bastard’s Life #1: On Dread
I’ve been feeling real low for the past few weeks. I always do this time of year. Maybe it’s because this is the time that the long, dark winters start to get to me....
