Whim’s Best of 2010 countdown takes a commercial turn, as we dutifully promote the best of the other magazines our parent company, Whimpleton K. Junglefowl Industries, has to offer.
Continue to the full post→Best of Whim 2010 – Lost Dance Crazes of the 1920s
Keeping with New Year’s “out with the old, in with the new” spirit, please enjoy these heretofore forgotten jigs, swings, and tangos discovered by Whim founder and amateur dance historian Paul L. Underwood.
Continue to the full post→A Conversation Between Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman – Two Abolitionists I Know Very Little About
Matt Passet, the last Whim contributor to recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a national holiday, explores the history of race in a America. Mr. Passet will respond to any/all angry emails inspired by this Conversation Piece as soon as he returns from his court-ordered racial sensitivity retreat.
Continue to the full post→Best of Whim 2010 – America’s 50 Least Desirable Suburbs
Best of Whim week continues with a salute to the worst neighborhoods this country has to offer. Look for several of these municipalities to be the subjects of songs on the next acoustic Bruce Springsteen album.
Continue to the full post→Best of Whim 2010 – Excerpts from the New Astronaut’s Cookbook
Stuffed full of holiday cheer and food? Courtesy of contributor Dan McCoy, please enjoy these dishes designed to leave you feeling weightless.
Continue to the full post→Best of Whim 2010 – Re-Imaginings of Classic Novels Inspired by Typos
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Whim’s year-end countdown of our favorite pieces from 2010 continues with several short synopses of classic works of literature so good they’re [sic].
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