Krista Stevens

For The Atlantic , Ian Bogost writes an ode to the 747, the Boeing Company's over 50-year-old queen of the skies.

For The American Scholar , Jennifer Sinor looks at the precarity of birth, the certainty of death, and the impermanence of all things as she remembers

In this fun and humorous piece for The Atlantic , we get to ride shotgun with Caity Weaver as she visits yard sales, thrift stores, and, estate

In this excerpt from Sally Hayden's book, This Is Also a Love Story: A Reporter's Search for Goodness in a Cruel World, Yuji Akagawa, “a grandfather

For Texas Highways , Ian Dille reports on the aftermath of the flooding in Kerr County, Texas in the wee hours of July 4th, 2025, a natural disaster that claimed the lives of 119 people.

Pop music critic Amanda Petrusich lost her husband suddenly in 2022. For The New Yorker , she attempts to outline the shapes of her grief and recounts

If you read any of the “Little House” books as a kid or have seen Little House on the Prairie on television, you'll recall the patriarch, Charles

Three large portions of the Filchner Ice Shelf—dubbed A22, A23, and A24—calved into the Weddell Sea off of Antarctica in 1986.

Kulsoom Ijaz volunteers with the Wild Bird Fund in New York City, both as labor of love and a practice of gratitude, washing bowls and cleaning enclosures for the avian residents.

For The Dial , Ariel Delgado Dixon recalls her time spent in what she calls The Service, an exclusive underground marijuana operation that ran in New York City.