C Bush writes mostly about modern literature, film, and sports culture. He watches Pardon the Interruption most days and is not related to the current president of the United States.
E Hayot writes about video games, the Western experience of Chineseness, the disastrous war in Iraq, and the teaching of literature. He recently got a new pair of glasses.
S L Kim is figuring out what she writes about as she goes. When she’s not watching TV, she teaches critical thinking skills (and writing!) to college freshmen. She likes yoga despite herself.
K Klingensmith writes about photography, film and the wayward course of American politics. She is probably walking her dog. She is currently on a Printculture hiatus.
J Lee writes about parenting, traveling, and ex-pat life. She spends her days refereeing light saber duels and planning her next coffee fix.
H Saussy admires bicycles, languages, music and ethical systems, but never to the point of being totally confident that they will work. His goal is to write in emulation of the best design features of all four.
M Massino writes about what she's supposed to whenever she can manage it. She is most likely looking for quarters to finish her laundry.
S Shirazi writes about music and television. First album purchased? AC/DC. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. LP. Atlantic, 1981.
E Wesp writes about American literature, history and video games. He is currently watching Mr. Show (hopefully).
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