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One time in the car I heard about a place called Polk Street

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T. CHASE MEACHAM Once when I was in high school I was in the car with my mom. It was late at night and we’d been driving a while. We…
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A Place and A Space: Sites of Performance

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In this issue, we consider how a place and/or location can become the entry point into a narrative, in particular looking into the many ways various interpretations & understandings of…
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Morning Snacks

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T. CHASE MEACHAM Source: Tenor 7 easy steps to help you snack in bed and wake up on time and live your best life. In the morning I have Morning…
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Acting Hungry: Food for Thoughts on Performance

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In this issue, we explore how humanity uses food in the personal and social performances that shape society. We discuss the ways in which food can bring us together as…
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Issue.24: For The Ages: On Growing Up
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Son, We Have Some Concerns

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T. CHASE MEACHAM Son, I think we need to talk. It’s been such a joy to watch you grow up, but I’ve been chatting with some folks around town and…
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For The Ages: On Growing Up

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In this issue, we explore the events & rituals of significant transition in the process of growing up, whether that’s childhood to adulthood and/or during other life-changing performative moments, such…
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SixByEight Press Presents a Holiday Potluck!

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edited by NORA ROSENGARTEN To close off our holiday issue, here is a delectable menu of goodies, catered for all palates and sensibilities. Let’s be honest, a single helping is…
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Merry Christmas, America

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T. CHASE MEACHAM Dear Santa, I’m not gonna lie. This year has been a slog. America’s not doing too hot these days, which is ironic given how hot it is…
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A Letter to My Grandchildren About the Events of Pride 2017

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