Pepe the Frog Creator Shuts Down Publication of Alt-Right Children’s Book
Created by comic artist Matt Furie in 2005, Pepe the Frog has since been adopted as a symbol by the alt-right.
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The Hoax That Backfired: How an Attempt to Discredit Gender Studies Will Only Strengthen It
The latest academic stunt to receive widespread coverage raises interesting points about vanity journals and peer review, but we must also question the motives of the authors.
Yaa Gyasi’s Ambitious and Empathetic Fiction
Gyasi's debut novel took seven years to finish. By the time it was done, the manuscript had sparked a bidding contest among 10 publishers.
‘Pacific Standard,’ March/April 2017
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Thinking About Writing Literary Fiction?
Go for it. The time has never been better. By James McWilliams James Patterson at the Aol Build…
Letter From the Editor: The Year Ahead for Pacific Standard
Introducing the January/February 2017 issue of Pacific Standard.
Pacific Standard, January/February 2017 Table of Contents
To get Pacific Standard in print or digital formats, subscribe now. FEATURES A Sober UtopiaIn a remote corner…
Our Best Social Justice Stories From This Past Year
The most important reads from our coverage of human to housing rights and everything in between. By Kate…
Twenty-Four Pieces That We Wish We Had Published in 2016
Stories from the past year that we admired or coveted, chosen by the Pacific Standard staff. By Ted…