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Sep. 11
Print Edition for the week of
Sep. 11 - 17, 2013
Vol. 23, No. 2
Savage Love
Sheathe That Thing
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Dear God: The Column in Which God Answers Your Questions
by God
Film/TV
Le Joli Mai
: A Black Man Is the Heart of Paris
by Charles Mudede
Touchy Feely
: Lynn Shelton's Magical Thinking
by Alison Hallett
The Muslims Are Coming!
: And They've Got Jokes!
by David Schmader
Festive
Of Microfilms and Microliving at the Seattle Design Festival
by Charles Mudede
Fall Film Calendar
Everything Happening in Film This Season
by David Schmader
I, Anonymous
I Believe the Children Are the Future of My Career as a Murderer
by Anonymous
Music
Welcome Back, Kathleen Hanna
by Emily Nokes and Bree McKenna
The Fight over Fogtwang
Two Young Men, One Young Musical Genre, and the Pernicious Influence of Technology
by David Schmader
Pussy Riot '93
The 20th Anniversary of Three Sex-Drenched Musical Landmarks
by David Schmader
Up & Coming
Lose your anti-Midas touch every night this week!
by Stranger Staff
Sound Check
Stones Throw's Peanut Butter Wolf Is the What's-What Ground
by Trent Moorman
Data Breaker
DJ Shadow, James Murphy, Shit Robot, Digitalism
by Dave Segal
Fall Classical Calendar
Everything Happening in Classical Music and Opera This Season
by Jen Graves
Never Heard of 'Em: Heldon
by Anna Minard
My Philosophy
Lost Deep in the Corn
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Underage
The Julie Ruin, Blouse
by Jackson Hathorn
The Homosexual Agenda
Everything Is Terrible, Pony Worships the Cure, Boobs and Tubes
by Adrian Ryan
Poster of the Week
Poster by Jesse Codling
by Aaron Huffman
Some of That Jazz
What I'm Most Looking Forward to This Season
by Charles Mudede
Theater
Gorgeous Singing, Nonsensical Staging
A Measly
Les Misérables
by Balagan
by Christopher Frizzelle
Fall Performance Calendar
Everything Happening in Theater and Dance This Season
by Brendan Kiley and Krishanu Ray
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Why Seattle Theater-Makers Aren’t Flocking to New York and Chicago the Way They Used To Years Ago
by Brendan Kiley
Middletown
Is Magic
Will Eno’s Unlikely Synthesis of Deadpan Wit and Emotional Pyrotechnics
by Brendan Kiley
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of Sept 11
by Rob Brezsny
Visual Art
The Lineup
Interviews with a Comedian, a Film Programmer, a Sign Painter, a Drag Queen, a Gallery Owner, and an Actor
by Stranger Staff
The Lies of the Artists
The Unbelievable Pressure Artists Are Under to Just Completely Make Some Stuff Up
by Jen Graves
Loose Lips
Arts Gossip
by Jeff Koons's Balloon Dog
Fall Art Calendar
Everything Happening in Art This Season
by Jen Graves and Krishanu Ray
Touching Things
Trash-Can Ceramics and a Pile of Paintings at James Harris Gallery
by Jen Graves
J.D. Salinger: Fashion Failure
by Marti Jonjak
Books
Fall Readings Calendar
Everything Happening in Readings and Lectures This Season
by Paul Constant
Remembering Kim Thompson
Fantagraphics Is One of the Greatest Publishers of Comics
 of All Time, and Thompson Was Crucial to Its Artistic Successes
by Robert Boyd
They Forgot to Write the Book
Salinger
Is a Phony Biography of a Goddamned Genius
by Paul Constant
Food & Drink
Now Open
New Places for Stuffing Faces
by Bethany Jean Clement
Oktoberfest for Apples
Washington Cider Week Wants to Put Its Stuff in Your Mouth
by Cienna Madrid
Features
Crime Is Not Actually Spiking Downtown
The city's power brokers say crime is spiking. They say it's a crisis. But data shows crime is mostly flat or down. Why are they trying to scare us?
by Dominic Holden
Age of Consent
Psychologist Jesse Bering on What the Law Says Versus What the Science Says
by Jesse Bering
Irony Is a Survival Tactic
As Someone Who Tried to Give Up Irony, I Can Tell You—It Doesn’t Work
by Trisha Ready
Shut Up
A Manifesto Against Irony
by Rebecca Brown
News
Out of Mind?
The Council Moving Nickelsville Out of Sight Did Not Help Homelessness
by Anna Minard
The First Tests
Three Hurdles to Universal Preschool in Seattle
by Goldy
Can Cities Block Legal Pot?
Cities Pass Moratoriums Based on Bogus Excuses
by Ben Livingston
Sources Say
There's Only One "Seattle's Only Newspaper"
by Tom Rasmussen
I Love Television
Recommended for Old People Who Like New Things
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Last Days
The Week in Review
by David Schmader
Suggests
Hyperdub Records Showcase
by Dave Segal
Eric Schlosser
by Paul Constant
‘Middletown’
by Brendan Kiley
Peter Bagge
by Cienna Madrid
‘Our Nixon’
by David Schmader
Stranger Genius Awards
by Brendan Kiley
Mavis Staples
by Dave Segal
Amanda Valdez
by Jen Graves
Study Guide
Questions for
The Stranger
, Volume 23, Issue 2