“There are writers and poets who called into question the tenants of life, but it’s popular artists, and popular acts like Prince that really did this in such a widespread way… more
Writer: Jared Yates Sexton
ROUND TABLE: THE DEATH OF PRINCE
GENRE NON-BINARY by Christopher Wolford, Jared Yates Sexton, Jim Warner
The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight
GENRE NON-BINARY by Jared Yates Sexton“An old political mentor of mine once told me, “You don’t win a popularity contest pointing out how ugly your friends are… more
The BULL Interview: Chuck Klosterman
BULL Interview by Jared Yates SextonSupplementing the full-length interview in BULL #1, Chuck talks about the future of publishing… more
The BULL Interview: Benjamin Percy
BULL Interview by Jared Yates Sexton“The workbench in my garage is always busy with new ballpeen hammers, chainsaws, oil cans… more
The BULL Interview: Donald Ray Pollock
BULL Interview by Jared Yates SextonChoice cuts from our cover feature in BULL #2… more
The BULL Interview: Frank Bill
BULL Interview by Jared Yates Sexton“It’s like people going fishing, you don’t even get the worms out of the ground anymore. You go to the store and buy them. When I was a kid you went and got worms from under a fucking rock… more
Just Listen
FICTION by Jared Yates Sexton“Please. For once. Just sit down. No, I’m not telling you to shut up. Just listen to me, okay? Sit down and listen because I’ve got something I need to say… more
A Reader’s Guide to the Implosion of the Romney Campaign
GENRE NON-BINARY by Jared Yates Sexton“We’re now entering what I like to call the “Rats On A Sinking Ship” Stage of the presidential campaign season… more
The Beginning of the End for Willard Mitt Romney
GENRE NON-BINARY by Jared Yates Sexton“a rotten carp in newsprint is still a rotten carp in newsprint… more
The Dark Times
GENRE NON-BINARY by Jared Yates SextonIn an election year it’s normal for a certain fatigue or malaise to creep in around the month of June. As the temperatures climb and the days grow longer, normal everyday citizens just want to be left the hell alone. There are lawns to mow, vacations to take… more
