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Things That WIRED Magazine Doesn’t Talk About: In Conversation with francine j. harris and Devin Kenny
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Things That WIRED Magazine Doesn’t Talk About: In Conversation with francine j. harris and Devin Kenny

Poet francine j. harris and artist Devin Kenny explore how technology affects language, how they go about the processes of investigating their own work, and who their mentors are–as well as how they themselves have mentored others.

Big Picture, Small Picture: Context for Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Red-Headed League”

Big Picture, Small Picture: Context for Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Red-Headed League”

Summer, 1891. Mysteries abound in southern England. On the evening of August 8th, a “perfectly sober” woman is seen walking home on a stone road in Epsom. Early the next morning she is found dead in the street, her throat cut, sending out gruesome echoes of Jack the Ripper.