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34I

Jeniene Ferguson looks like she’s about a 36B, give or take a cup size. I’m not the first person to try and guess. Her male […]

TALK IN THE TOWN: We Can Be These People

In the third installment of “Talk in the Town,” Mag’s one-of-a-kind podcast, reporters Camara Aaron and Nyeda Sam probe the Yale Dramat’s production of Spring […]

Aoi Saito’s Three Names

Aoi Saito has three names. The first: Aoi. This is the name she asked me to call her by when we met on a cold […]

My Vagina and Me: A Brief Herstory

I. “There’s a Word for That,” said the Cat in the Hat “Are they both girls?” asked the vegan private school yogi mom. “He’s a […]

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Hidden Neighbors: For trafficked domestic workers, exploitation can be a family affair

On May 5, 2011, just before 10 a.m., a state police officer and a special agent from Homeland Security Investigations showed up on the doorstep […]

Taut and Bound

A few weeks ago, Lady Elizabeth had her pain slave over for coffee and a “medical scene.” He had brought his camera with him, and, lying […]

Pennies and Pilgrims

“This must be,” Greg whispers, “what it’s like for some people to go to Rome.” But we’re not in Rome. We’re on the Lower East […]

Let Sleeping Dogs Fly

Hunter Polonoli and Andris Skulte stand together on the tarmac of Orange County airport in Montgomery, N.Y. They are both young, handsome, and brunette, with […]

Recurrence

Budget Suites, 2001 That spring, we live at the Budget Suites on the edge of the strip. My mother goes in to the business office […]

Paolo’s Room

Who the hell is Paolo? For now, he’s a room. A lot of what I can tell you about Paolo’s Room is recollection and rumor. […]

Do You Speak Yeah-Lie?

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