fall 2020 Issue Tragedy with a Side of Redemption by Martha Bayles Rewatching HBO's masterpiece, The Wire.
summer 2020 Issue A Romance in Spite of Itself by Martha Bayles Normal People puts a postmodern twist on a classic tale of passion.
spring 2020 Issue A Mouthful of Bees by Martha Bayles Correcting the record on Clarence Thomas—again.
fall 2019 Issue A Tale of Two Markets by Martha Bayles Hollywood is choosing Chinese profits over American liberties.
spring 2019 Issue The Prism of Art by Martha Bayles Hidden signs of faith and redemption in two notable films from Europe.
winter 2019 Issue The Goddess in the Mist by Martha Bayles Why the TV adaptation of My Brilliant Friend is better than the book.
fall 2018 Issue Ancestry.Comics by Martha Bayles The uninspiring side of Marvel Studio’s Afro-futurist utopia.
summer 2018 Issue The Most Dangerous Enemy They Can Find by Martha Bayles Netflix’s clever Black Mirror.
spring 2018 Issue The Dark at the End of the Tunnel by Martha Bayles Ken Burns’s The Vietnam War does not take sides.
winter 2018 Issue Dream Factory, or Propaganda Machine? by Martha Bayles Hollywood’s romance with China may be breaking up.