The Top Fifty Albums of 2016, Albums 50-41

MusicDecember 12, 2016<December 16, 2016

Across the Margin begins its rollout of the Best Albums of 2016 with albums 50-41… Let’s face it, 2016…

FictionDecember 8, 2016<December 8, 2016

Countdown

by: Julie Howard ((Header art by Maxwell Dickson.)) A cautionary tale for those who live their life in constant…

PoetryDecember 7, 2016<December 7, 2016

by: Aaron Simon ((Header art by Brandon Locher.)) These peripatetic poems by Aaron Simon meander and dash, taking us…

FictionDecember 6, 2016<February 5, 2017

by: Jessica Wadleigh The wonderment of sexual frustration, and the fascinating ways in which it can manifest itself… Mark had…

FictionDecember 1, 2016<February 5, 2017

by: Cooper Feste A horizon framed impeccably, but as the day gives way to night, menace is unearthed, parceled…

PoetryNovember 30, 2016<February 3, 2018

by: James Yeary In this moment of deep division in our body politic, James Yeary’s poetry offers a balm…

PoliticsNovember 30, 2016<December 1, 2016

by: Michael Shields A terse, but poignant, defense of the right to burn the American flag in protest… Amendment I….

Film & TelevisionNovember 29, 2016<February 5, 2017

by: Krissy Trujillo A love letter to The Gilmore Girls in the wake of Netflix tendering its revival, Gilmore…

Film & Television, Poetry, PoliticsNovember 25, 2016<March 12, 2018

Beyond the Margin returns with a post-election wrap-up and a conversation with filmmaker Brian Sachson… Available on iTunes now!…

PoetryNovember 23, 2016<November 23, 2016

by: Valerie Witte Valerie Witte’s poems are layered constructions that bend, break, and reform as they enact the density of…

FictionNovember 22, 2016<November 22, 2016

by: Julie Howard “She had indeed loved him, comforted him and been faithful to him. What was a little…

MusicNovember 19, 2016<November 19, 2016

by: Michael Shields Twenty years ago today DJ Shadow released Endtroducing, one of the most audacious and innovative albums…