EASY ISN’T EVERYTHING
Pulitzer finalist Chloe Cooper Jones wants you to see the value and beauty in a disabled life. Especially the beauty.
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PORTAL JUMPING
The Pulitzer-prize-winning novelist talked to The Daily Beast about her latest novel, technology, mental illness, and why she is not a post-modern novelist.
MONEY GO ROUND
Forgery and art fraud goes back to the Renaissance, but now artists like Joyce Lee are being forced to protect their work against those stealing it to make NFTs.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Forget the caricatures. If you take care, Mexico is the perfect place for a road trip—just be prepared for a tedious wait at the border coming back.
A STAR IS BORN
The Nashville-based “gothic blues” singer-songwriter Adia Victoria opens up about her new album “A Southern Gothic” and her rise to musical stardom.
Habitat For Humanity
Seriously—fungus could be a cheap and sturdy construction material for buildings on the moon and Mars.
SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE DARK
She just got a Showtime deal for her acclaimed “Three Women,” and her neo-noir novel “Animal” is optioned for the movies. There’s hardly time in her day for a panic attack.
SCOUTED
ENDLESS POWER
This solar power station delivers the utmost in go-anywhere, fast-charging power in a durable package.
TRIP ADVISER
In his new book “This Is Your Mind on Plants,” Pollan compares the social and physical effects of plants both legal (caffeine) and not (mescaline, opium).
HIT THE ROAD
Two weeks, 2,000 miles, five states—southern Mexico is calling you.
