Quickies

Someone Had to Die for You to See This Documentary. Seriously.

Stop for Pedestrians! We Don't Want to Die Today, Thanks.

Local Musicians and Writers Band Together to Raise Spirits and Funds at Depression Fest

December 4–10

The Seattle Man Who Is Memorizing an Unreadable Novel

Neal Kosaly-Meyer continues his project to recite all of Finnegans Wake off the top of his head.

Art in the Age of Single-Use Plastic

Maria Phillips's Undercurrent: Plasticene at Bellevue Arts Museum is weirdly alluring.

This Seattle Bus Driver Has Seen Some Shit

But somehow he hasn't let it get to him.

Chicken, Peri-Peri Sauce, Flame-Charred Flesh, and the Juices in That Flesh

Get a taste of the Portuguese empire at Galos Flame Grilled Chicken in Ballard.

Lid I-5 or Get Rid of I-5?

A look at two plans that would totally change the city.

Porn festival attendee irritated by people going to the bathroom.

Crossword Solution: Special K

Washington State May Finally Legalize Growing Pot at Home

Could 2020 be the year this happens?

The Bachelor, Unedited

I can't wait to see the live stage version of the reality TV shitshow.

A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Korean Genius

E.J. Koh's memoir The Magical Language of Others is a moving meditation on inherited trauma.

Black American Rideshare

August Wilson's Jitney reveals working-class blacks discovered the Uber economy.

The Music That Transforms Me into a Merman

Although I'm an atheist, I believe in the God in Fauré's Requiem.

I Heard God in a Grain of Sound

A few thoughts about the minimalist-music deity Terry Riley.

Anatomy of a Sculpture

The Weaver's Welcome and the symbols and motifs that inspired it.