27% of American jobs lost in April were in hospitality. As a country with a proud coffee culture, the future could be very different indeed.
Nero and the New Normal
What is meant by the New Normal? Chris Dupuy explores several of the new practices and behaviors that have emerged during these pandemic times.
Dad Question
Nancy Townsley shares another touching essay about the little moments we’re experiencing during these extraordinary times, and thinks about her dad.
The Highest Cases of COVID Are Found in Countries With Populist Leaders
Brazil, Russia, the United States, and Britain now have the highest cases of COVID-19. This is no fluke.
Here I Am, Writing a Hallmark Movie As the World Falls Apart
During the height of the worst bushfires we’ve yet experienced, I was attempting to write small-town romance and snowball fights. The irony was certainly not lost on me.
To Hope
DeMisty D. Bellinger considers what it means to live and work during these times, the challenges of being both a writer and a teacher. What comes next? Hope.
Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise XXXII: God Is Just Right There
John Michael continues his series Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise, reflecting on life and people encountered, contemplating God, and the intentions of those in power.
Without a More Sustainable Economy, We Won’t Survive the Next Pandemic
COVID’s economic lockdown should be grasped as an opportunity to build a sustainable, environment-conscious capitalist model.
With No Vaccine, This Is How the World Will Navigate the Coming Months
With an effective vaccine around 12 months away, governments the world over will probably steer this course in the interim.
Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise XXXI: Always Question the Official Narrative
John Michael continues his series Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise, reflecting on life and people encountered, questioning the official narrative and stats during this pandemic.
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