Katie Fustich
Katie Fustich is a writer living in New York City. Her non-fiction work on gender, technology, and pop culture has appeared in New York, Vice, Jezebel, Salon, and more.
Is Casual Surveillance the Future of Capitalism?
Amazon Echo is always listening. Amazon Key invites companies into your home. But who exactly is surveilling whom?
The Improbable Rehabilitation of George W. Bush
Despite being, at one point, one of the most hated presidents of all time, 53 percent of Americans now approve of George W. Bush.
Why Is Digital Witchcraft So Appealing to Young Women?
As Christianity increasingly dwindles in popularity with young Americans, the occult is offering girls a safe, flexible, and feminist-friendly alternative.