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Lay It Down

People love John Samson Fellows’s music. He doesn’t want to make it anymore.

Out Around the Bay

When Wanda bought the house, she didn’t imagine that anyone in the community would recognize that she and Lynn were queer.

The Closing of the Online Mind

Like Sarah Palin and the Fords before her, Paula Deen's new video network is ostensibly a platform to engage directly with fans unperturbed by certain scandals. It's also a way to avoid reality.

When Should I Accept That I’m Not Going To Make It In Journalism?

In this week's installment of Unf*ck Yourself: getting cut out by a friend, struggling to make it in media, and an update from a past letter-writer.

The Scene Report #23: TMI

Hazlitt scene reporter Wendy takes part in a time-honoured tradition–the comparing of ailments.

Refusing To Condescend: Johanna Skibsrud and 'Difficult' Literature

The Giller Prize-winning author returns with a new novel, Quartet for the End of Time, which challenges not only her readers, but the limits of artistic expression.

Masters in the Sheets, Metaphors in the Streets

Television has long treated sex as either a perfect analogue or a comical inversion of the rest of character's life. Masters of Sex offers the radical notion that sex can be more than a metaphor.

What Comes Out of the Ground Must Be Filled In

Visiting with rival agonistes in the struggle over the Central African Republic. The third in a series of dispatches.