Dear Readers, Fall is the most nostalgic of the seasons, probably because, like childhood, it doesn’t last long. And unlike January, which ushers in the new year with guilt-based promises and shallow…
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The Madness Issue
There is nothing more maddening than the feeling of being alone—on a political issue; in a personal belief; with our work, our convictions, or our conflicts—when in those moments what we need most is togetherness.
The Money Issue
Along with all a new format, we still have the same sharp content, like New Yorker staffer Lauretta Charlton’s essay, “Banking on the Women’s Health Business,” about the financial possibilities in apps that focus on the female body, or travel blogger Randi Delano’s advice for seeing the world on a dime.
The Future Issue: Celebrating a Year of AWT
Flipping through the pages of the Future Issue feels at once familiar and brand new. The important things are the same: our sustainable newspaper print, original designs and commitment to authenticity remain…
Print Issue Feature: Divya Victor’s “This Whiteness is Bob Saget”
Divya Victor, an AWT contributing poet to the Play issue, fittingly wrote “This Whiteness is Bob Saget” on a dare. It rose from a conversation about racial fetishes and sexual identification, eventually…
AWT at BookCourt!
There’s nothing like spending an hour getting lost in a bookstore, alone or with a friend, discovering writers whose voices speak to you. In the name of pages that can be touched,…