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It’s Art, AIn’t It?: The Artificial Art Debate

What if AI art is not just good, but better?

by Alex Picoult on November 2, 2023November 2, 2023

Dogmael

I can’t say I’m anything to be anyone to be saying a thing about it, but I’s heard it enough, I have, as much as any. But it was, gah, it was over yonder ways near Bristhlewaight or Skinnamarok or … Read More

by Chris Arp on December 14, 2005March 17, 2013

Bob Dylan

by Emma Mohrmann on April 2, 2023

Dr. Webster’s Case File on Minna Ipsen

She had no plans to grow old, and she had no desire to feel her hips hurt (1). Minna was sitting by her grandmother’s bedside in Munroe Hospital when the woman called out in pain. Even though it has been nine years since her grandmother’s death, at night when Minna tries to fall asleep those screams still play like a broken record in her ears.

by S.E. Grant on May 1, 2005March 17, 2013

The Good Old Days

A couple weeks ago, legendary shoegaze band My Bloody Valentine released their first album in twenty-two years. The press surrounding the release of m b v was as extensive as any I’ve seen for a musical release in quite a long time. Why? What’s the big deal about this band coming back after so long?

by Tom Markham on February 23, 2013September 7, 2013

Poems

Dear Julia, our discussion regarding why ants
can lift up such relatively massive bits of plants
was inconclusive. So was our fitful tête à tête.

by Meredith Root-Bernstein on April 7, 2004March 17, 2013

Ding dong… hello?

“Go back to work, you miscreant.”

by Juju Lane on February 20, 2022February 20, 2022

The Flaming Tongue

Belly. Head. God
in heaven.  Let me sleep tonight
for awhile.

by Harold Schimmel on April 27, 2005March 17, 2013

Statue Heads

by Juliette Carbonnier on February 19, 2023

Rosemary’s Texas Taco

Denver was becoming acutely aware that at this moment in the road trip, where a second wind might have kicked in, not even the slightest of breezes was blowing. “I know! Lets not go, let’s go somewhere else, we can … Read More

by Jocelyn Miller on May 1, 2007March 17, 2013

Nassau Street

Junior Travis Muir began writing his novel Thomasovitch, to be released in August by The American Book Press, shortly after arriving on campus freshman year

by Travis Muir on February 11, 2004March 17, 2013

Sheng Sheng Man

That night I’d gotten immensely drunk. I stumbled to the hole of a convenience store behind the kabob stand and, under the baleful eyes of a young woman who sat with her son in her lap on a plastic stool, … Read More

by Yvon Wang on December 13, 2006March 17, 2013


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