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2018
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Jan. 31
Print Edition for the week of
Jan. 31 - Feb. 13, 2018
Vol. 27, No. 13
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Illustration by Tara Jacoby
Savage Love
Lesborama
by Dan Savage
Film/TV
Three Documentaries About the Greatest City on Earth
SIFF is showing
Los Sures
,
Stations of the Elevated
, and
Dark Days
on the same day.
by Charles Mudede
I, Anonymous
I, Anonymous: Hey, SPD, Stop Horsing Around
by Anonymous
Music
Multimedia Spectacular
PYLON III
Has Catastrophic Choreography, an Enigmatic Score, and Unexpected Notes of Hope
If you go to only one avant-garde dance performance this year, make it this one.
by Dave Segal
Welcome to Kyle Craft’s
Full Circle Nightmare
The Portland singer-songwriter releases his swaggering sophomore album.
by Ben Salmon
Free Will Astrology
January 31–February 6
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
You Need to See This All-Female Cast Perform
Frost/Nixon
It totally changes the way you understand the president's crimes.
by Rich Smith
Visual Art
Artist Matt Browning Is Making Moving Work with Metals
A review of
Moving-Metal
at the art venue Veronica.
by Emily Pothast
Books
The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore
Is an Absorbing Book About the Lives of Women
A traumatizing experience at summer camp reverberates for years in Kim Fu's new novel.
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
The Romance of Chili Cheese Fries
The inexpensive, late-night, bad-for-us food my husband and I ate as we were falling in love.
by Angela Garbes
Features
The Secret History of Romantic Customs
Why we kiss, give flowers, write cards, and draw hearts.
by Rich Smith
Disgusted by Men? Date Women Instead.
Celebrate this Valentine's Day by becoming a lesbian.
by Judy Berry
Romancing the Stone-Cold Pregnant Woman
How to spend Valentine's Day with a person who's growing another person inside of them.
by Leilani Polk
The Stranger's 2018 Valentine's Day Issue
The secret history of romantic customs, the ugliest outfits drag queens have had sex in, advice for romancing a pregnant woman, tips on not dating men, taste-testing weed chocolates, a playlist for the brokenhearted, and more!
by Christopher Frizzelle
The Craziest Outfits These Three Drag Queens Have Ever Had Sex In
Ugly looks that inspired sexy times.
by Chase Burns
A Playlist for the Brokenhearted
Why not spend your Valentine's Day wallowing in romantic agony?
by Sean Nelson
Staffing the Accused: Inside the Six-Month-Long Downfall of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray
Their boss allegedly committed sexual assault and abuse. He denied everything. They had to decide: Who do I believe? What do I do?
by Eli Sanders
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: "Stability"
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
Valentine's Day Is a Made Up Corporate Holiday, but at Least We Have Weed Chocolates
Taste-testing chocolates sold in Seattle pot stores.
by Lester Black
Conjugal Visit
Conjugal Visit: A New Kind of Massage
by Anonymous
Hypercritical
Hypercritical: Dogs in Public
by Katie Herzog