Sociology

Quarterly magazine published in Columbus, OH covering commerce, tech, politics, and branding. "In 2017, a hyperlink represents so much more than its technical definition. It is quite possibly the best way to describe the instant connection and engagement we have with brands, information, knowledge, new experiences, and, ultimately, each other. Hyperlink is a new magazine for brands looking to connect with an audience, to create authentic bonds with casual shoppers who will eventually become loyal fans. It is a magazine for consumers who think critically about where and why and how they spend their money and, more importantly, their attention. Welcome to Hyperlink magazine, a starting place for conversations about the culture of commerce and connected engagement." - <https://www.winningedits.com/hyperlink/>

Short political and autobiographical prose pieces.

Interviews with visitors who attend a court session at 2600 S. California Ave, then eat a meal with the author at El Milagro.

Overview of meal-based residency program held at Joong Boo Market. Author chooses artists, then they meet and discuss art over a meal.

Anthology, from back cover: " Rust Belt Chicago collects essays, journalism, fiction, and poetry from more than fifty writers who speak both directly and elliptically to the concerns the city shares with the region at large."

Theory/explanation AfroSurrealism - from 2012. More common/known term now would be afrofuturism

"Our project Refuse, Refuse, doesn't sit all that comfortably with...ideas...that insist that the mechanisms that created global warming and other ecological disasters are the ones to solve them. We think that our engineering practices have brought us to our current environmental and cultural situation and that there is no better way to deal with the constant stream of waste running out of our factories than to stop, to refuse refuse. We are both attracted and repelled to the idea of creating a solution out of the problem. Being able to create a new home out of recycled materials, or to inject the atmosphere with tiny reflectors to redirect heat away from the planet are both beautiful and Sisyphean. In this book, you will find experiments with trash in Chicago and Aberdeen." (abstract is taken from the first page of the zine.)

History of Hyde Park neighborhood through documentation of notable residences.

Guide to being carless in Chicago

Articles, nonfiction, about politics and current events