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# Anthropoid

the collective

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## Posts

- [the Collective](http://anthropoid.co/articles/)
- [The Boy Writ Large: A Review of Garrard Conley's BOY ERASED](http://anthropoid.co/blog/reviews/the-boy-writ-large-a-review-of-garrard-conleys-boy-erased/) - BOY ERASED is not only an artistic triumph for Conley, but also an important tool to understanding America’s complex relationships with religion and sexuality.
- [Fuse](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/fuse/) - No one knew where the bombs had come from. No one knew how to defuse them or what might set them off. We learned to land gently.
- [Folklove](http://anthropoid.co/folklove/) - Love Songs (Reprise): Two new stories from Issue Folk
- [Slack](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/slack/) - Its wings pop so loudly, the sound ricocheting off the pressboard walls, that at first she thinks there are dozens of them. Hundreds.
- [New Guinea Fishing Song](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/new-guinea-fishing-song/) - Whatever skill or concentration one brings to fishing, sometimes it seems that you need some magic to catch a fish. It’s the same sometimes with trying to get something back that you’ve lost.
- [Best of the Net 2017 Nominations](http://anthropoid.co/blog/best-of-the-net-2017-nominations/) - The Anthropoid staff are proud to present our nominations for Sundress Publications' annual Best of the Net Anthology!
- [seshat](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/seshat/) - to begin, she blinds / herself of memory / / & suddenly his hands are / a deer born in the dark
- [Ruda: Ten Remedies](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/ruda-ten-remedies/) - “Drink ruda,” said the old lady. She smelled like old corn. I should’ve known.
- [The Arrival of Metal Changes Everything](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-arrival-of-metal-changes-everything/) - Tools beget weapons beget coins beget jewelry and there’s no end to want, want trade spreads like disease. Copper tastes like blood in the lungs when one is running in fear.
- [Crotalus Horridus](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/crotalus-horridus/) - The first time I saw the witch, I asked for a new body.
- [Craft Talk: Writing Weird Stuff That Matters](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/craft-talk-writing-weird-stuff-that-matters/) - ... if we are made into monsters but can reclaim witchcraft and take it back, why shouldn’t we? Why wouldn’t we want to?
- [Mistaken](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/mistaken/) - That’s another thing we’ll need to work on, Mr. A­V insists, your accent. Didn’t you go to college? We need you to fit that J. Coley­Drake­ish­Kanye West persona that’s hot right now.
- [On Mythologizing and Autofiction](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/on-mythologizing-and-autofiction/) - I want to create a narrative of the self. I believe every life is worth mythologizing.
- [Folk/lore](http://anthropoid.co/issues/folklore/) - There is hunger in these pieces, a need to recreate the Self, and the dreams that haunt and disembody us...
- [The Exhibit](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-exhibit/) - New exhibits were being installed, given finishing touches, catalogued. I was to be part of this work. I was part of it, until tonight.
- [Case of the Unkind Cut](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/case-of-the-unkind-cut/) - She was the one wanting to spoon like / / girls can just up and cup each other.
- [Yellow](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/yellow/) - oh here i am, footless again
- [Echo(II)](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/echoii/) - if it were years ago / and you could lock your voice / so it would never unspool itself sheer...
- [from "Acheron"](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/from-acheron/)
- [Dreams We Tried to Tell You](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/dreams-we-tried-to-tell-you/) - Her moon painted braid is cracking and flaking. Or is it dust from the high beams?
- [Kill the Sister](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/kill-the-sister/) - It was a game my older brother made up and we only played it once when we couldn’t find Monopoly. “That game sucks butt anyway,” Jamie said, “I have a better idea.”
- [Hag Stone](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/hag-stone/) - Last week’s hobgoblins had been wayward enough, but the booted cat—with its shape-shifting trickery—was even more disturbing...
- [Inside Out](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/inside-out/) - We shall be lit by a morning like music: I step into a field & here is where it happened
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-benjamin-goldberg/) - in gutters or clawfoot bathtubs, build it. / Gild with plastic lids and gauze.
- [Leaf Girl](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/leaf-girl/) - The village people snickered at the romance, watching the roamer and Leaf Girl walk side-by-side through the streets. What would happen, they wondered, when he saw her in winter?
- [Friedrich's Thumb](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/friedrichs-thumb/) - Let me make my mistakes, she thought. What do you know about my happiness?
- [The Drunkard's Hibernation](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-drunkards-hibernation/) - Always remember: "Hard before beer, hibernate without fear."
- [Bar Folk](http://anthropoid.co/issues/bar-folk/) - Being in a bar, and talking to the people that are there at the same moment in time, will always be something I look forward to.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-shira-erlichman/) - There are two of them. Lesbians, that is. They are enormous. They go into the diner so I follow. I slouch in my booth and watch them in theirs. It is another planet, inhabited only by them and their laughter.
- [Mother](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/mother/) - I say I don't know if I'd go there next, could make you sick. Says what do I know? Says what am I, his mother? And I wasn’t, so I serve him.
- [I Love a Good Twin Show             or a False Solstice](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/i-love-a-good-twin-show-or-a-false-solstice/) - Our father dresses / her in a clownsuit / so we see our excess / our pigpen / our playpen / our hairy premise / our dark green love / on rocks reflected / our leech rivulet.
- [Two Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/two-poems-by-ta-noonan/) - Literature is downed at a dockside pastiche in far greater voting than when dispensed from a body’s gangster.
- [Anthropological Factory](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/anthropological-factory/) - this is what I believe but / I get stuck I have trouble I look into / my glass of whiskey like / many people have before me / all it took was one
- [everything I know about a cante jondo or the deep song of my father’s country](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/everything-i-know-about-a-cante-jondo-or-the-deep-song-of-my-fathers-country/) - i know the gypsy kids with cherry-rimmed cigarettes shock the american pilgrim in you.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-caolan-madden/) - Down there everything was pink and yellow, precious, / everyone too lazy—cupping their combs, / lipping their cups, they’d lisped and slept
- [Bight](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/bight/) - At sea there are only lovers / and their lack. Cracked stones, / a rill of foam on reefs—always the hum of wanting
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-emily-o-neill/) - if I can immerse myself in the yelling coming / over the radio from Long Island I can pretend / I’m the one who made the house loud
- [Welcome to Issue Folk](http://anthropoid.co/issue-2/welcome-to-issue-folk/) - Welcome to Anthropoid's Second issue: Folk. In this issue: A plague of beetles, ultimate grand supreme, big sky country, the ultimate flower, #notyourtonto, goldfish obituaries, and a woman grows gills. To us, Folk is a collective of the human landscape; its clans, tribes, kinships, and legacies. But the collective is made up of individuals. We are isolated within
- [Welcome to Fauna](http://anthropoid.co/issue1/welcome-to-fauna/) - The inaugural issue of Anthropoid has arrived!
- [Kinfolk](http://anthropoid.co/issues/kinfolk-by-joy-priest/) - My body is only one place / my spirit has been over the course of the universe.
- [MISI BIUTIKWEEN BOT](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/misi-biutikween-bot/)
- [On and Off the Rez](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/on-and-off-the-rez/) - The land starts talking before we arrive at my grandmother’s house: the scritch-scratch of the jagged stones...
- [The Myth of Inferior Voltage](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-myth-of-inferior-voltage/) - I cleared my throat, took a deep breath and said, “I am not a poet—” / / “You’re not a poet?” The Prince raised his eyebrow. “Then what are you doing here?”
- [Blood Map](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/blood-map/) - I tracked the stag / whose antlers snagged my ancestry / / to a cul de sac.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-annalise-mabe/) - Throw the bones again, please, / an honest augury. / / Margo the Bone Reader says: an eagle will fly / over you.
- [3 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/3-poems-by-Jasmine-An/) - Pluck me from your skin, / Sun Wukong. Hold me / to your lips. I will / change for you.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-julian-randall/)
- [3 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/3-poems-by-sophia-terazawa/)
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-danni-quintos/) - It was different when he could teenage / around in Arayat, blow smoke with cousins, / gulp tall, yellow beers. He has never been / an adult there.
- [Shiva for Aunt Ruby](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/shiva-for-aunt-ruby/) - The street light catches on the ice-glazed branches of the trees. They look so pretty, like the fingers of an ibbur girl, like shimmers from the world to come.
- [Scribble Scholar Was Here](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/scribble-scholar-was-here/) - While friends got grounded for merely dyeing their hair or talking back, I had interpreted my parents’ unspoken restrictions as “Don’t do anything (too) stupid.”
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-clay-shields/) - Mom / brushes her fingers across my junk mail, / still piling in heaps. My room is a shrine.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-scherezade-siobhan) - the first of all leaving / is from the song of self / / the first of all leaving / is a prayer opening like a door
- [A Thing In Motion](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/a-thing-in-motion/) - Our things become mixed up, neither of us remembered what belonged to whom.
- [All Indians Are Magical](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/all-indians-are-magical/)
- [On Beauty](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/on-beauty/) - We lose obscurity but we gain poise, we hope. We become aware of the way eyes follow us on stage.
- [Goldfish Obituaries](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/goldfish-obituaries/) - My goldfish, two of them, died last week. These two, glittering, golden life-forms, John Fitzgerald ‘Jack’ and Kilgore Trout, are gone.
- [Two Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-emily-pinkerton) - So dark you can’t see straight, never mind the aching.
- [We Belong To Non-English](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/we-belong-to-non-english/) - I want to be everything that enters her mouth. / “I’m pretty straight.” Slice. If the tomato were a finger, / it would be bleeding my signature.
- [Evergreen](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/evergreen/)
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-Bill-Freedman/) - Looking back, it was a warning. / Our city streets like leaves.
- [The whole unprecious](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-whole-unprecious/) - When did I know my body well? / / It’s gorgeous, the almost wet, the always-shine of it.
- [2 Poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-suzi-f-garcia) - Honey, this body was not made to / be docile, and I’m more than a Pantene ad.
- [Cousin Dives Has More, This Time In Her Bowels](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/cousin-dives-has-more-this-time-in-her-bowels/) - And maybe this / is what she said about the following subtractions.
- [About Grief](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/about-grief/) - After Blanco, and before the shopping bonanzas and relative civilization of Fredricksburg, I think up ways to ask him about grief.
- [How To Feed A Pet Stone](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/how-to-feed-a-pet-stone/) - The rock only has a mouth and eyes in the desert. Crush up shards of glass for the rock’s drink; bite down until the rock turns to liquid sapphires, blue as royal sea slums, blue as diving sticks.
- [Animals](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/animals/) - Had I known Al Castaneda was a goddamn serial killer, I would've put him in a choke hold. Then maybe a pile-driver. Or the Boston Crab.
- [Statistics](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/statistics/) - He asks you to the only bar in town after he gets off from work and sneaks you past the bouncer. You linger over whiskey. That night, when he is moving over you, your temperature rising, he kisses, then slaps, your face. The sting lasts for days.
- [Self-Portrait as Boyhood Erection](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/self-portrait-as-boyhood-erection/) - coy as petals, whetted then struck by a barbarous tugging— smell of grass, of cinnamon, of aftershave still on scuttling hand.
- [TINT](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/tint/) - Done in the service of creating complicated voices or definitions of subject matter, the results explore the genesis of long-held and, often, debunked beliefs.
- [3 poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/nicole-steinberg-3-poems/) - The closer the train inches toward the city, its passengers become more morose, not to mention whiter and beardier. They begin speaking to each other in nose-pick, chin-scratch code.
- [2 poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-jeff-handy/) - What did me in was the way he’d free his head from the magnet pull of television. Blue light splashing on his face, hand on the sleeping cat, he had a way of surfacing from leisure.
- [Degrees of Invasiveness](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/degrees-of-invasiveness/) - We were cultural mercenaries. We had no loyalties, no cause, we fought on either side depending on the circumstances. We were our own company, and to this day, all these years later, I can still recognize the traces of my convent school in the girls who attended it.
- [Sound Ethnography](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/sound-ethnography/) - How can ethnography elucidate and depict its subject without relegating it to the sphere of the world we already know? How can we come to “know” something without losing the ability to marvel at it?
- [Thunder Boy](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/thunder-boy/) - He can make the sky grumble, he can make it roar. His hands themselves make no sound—their speakers are the sky. Daoud’s applause can be a frightening, overwhelming thing. He is not an easily impressed man. You can hardly be more impressive than thunder.
- [You Were There, And So Was I, Once](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/you-were-there-and-so-was-i-once/) - It was a school, but also not. Full of people, and yet empty and haunted. You were there, smiling in the cafeteria on your way to a class. Then you were gone.
- [Hummers](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/hummers/) - You can’t spell swan without dick.
- [Aura Girl](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/aura-girl/) - Tumbling off my horse that day, perhaps the string of numbers, the threads, the fields, were telling me the world. Never linear, but a spinning.
- [2 poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-hila-ratzabi/) - I keep thinking about what to evolve into next. Even to become a word has already been done. Wings flap at my ears. Will feathers do? The anhinga is basking in the future. I will have to find a way to be everywhere or to survive in the corner of somewhere.
- [2 poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-jim-redmond/) - How it works is things don’t work out, but the game keeps on going. A sequence of binary code sputters in the back of each skull like the rusty four-stroke of a lawn mower engine. The pixels 01, 01 one another, but they never get the one thing they’re configured to want.
- [2 poems](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/2-poems-by-kerri-webster/) - And I said to him You are such an atomist / and I took the chemise off / the canal had a scrim of green / the kestrel between my shoulder blades / kept worrying its nest / worrying and worrying
- [Shock, War Game](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/shock-war-game/) - “The wound….occurred suddenly, invisibly; it came out of nowhere.” Rooms in the woods help you prepare to hold it together for whatever comes from off center.
- [The Small American Sadness](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/the-small-american-sadness/) - America whispered to me, Let me get closer to your sadness. I unbuttoned my shirt and pressed America’s hands to my lace cups.
- [I Am Sorry For Your Loss](http://anthropoid.co/fictionpoetry/i-am-sorry-for-your-loss/) - I am sorry for your loss, someone says. Those words crack the sky open, a ripe burnt hurt, I tally death, my throat marked sore with an X
- [Necrology: the Dogs](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/necrology-the-dogs/) - Lobo was returned while I was at school, to a log-and-shingle house in the woods. He howled too much for the city, I was told, later. Pepper was stolen—by dog fighters, Tom mutters as though he knows it to be true.
- [Prison Bird Songs](http://anthropoid.co/essayethno/prison-bird-songs/) - Some birds carry messages. When we were little, my parents—my abuelos, actually, would tell us about certain animals. What they do. What they say.
- [Dressed for a Funeral](http://anthropoid.co/blog/dressed-for-a-funeral/) - For one of our performances, we were told to dress like we were “going to a funeral.” I asked what that entailed, and was met with guffaws and dropped jaws.
- [On Height](http://anthropoid.co/blog/on-height/) - My brain conflates the notions of who I was with who I am. Once I cowered in the shadows of towering bullies. Today, I’m easily mistaken for the bully.
- ["Like a Dry Sponge Looking for Water": An Interview with Chelsey Zibell](http://anthropoid.co/blog/like-a-dry-sponge-looking-for-water-an-interview-with-chelsey-zibell/) - Chelsey Zibell discusses her work with the BBC, and the future of Alaska Native and Native American Languages.
- [On Being an American](http://anthropoid.co/blog/on-being-an-american/) - While on a high-school trip to Toronto, I took great pride in the overheard remark that I was the only one in my group who didn’t stick out as an American.
- [What I Taught and What I Learned](http://anthropoid.co/blog/what-i-taught-and-what-i-learned/) - If you’re a teacher, it’s your job to teach the students what they don’t know, not deride them for not knowing the things you’re there to teach them.
- [On Terminology](http://anthropoid.co/blog/on-terminology/) - The writings of bell hooks have challenged my understanding of my place in society and inspired me to create change.
- [Spaghetti Roundabout](http://anthropoid.co/blog/spaghetti-roundabout/) - This is the place I live in & write from: intersectionality. So I name this this column after a portmanteau of intersections. An intersection of intersections.
- [Nominations for The Pushcart Prize](http://anthropoid.co/blog/nominations-for-the-pushcart-prize/) - Anthropoid is proud to present our nominations to 2015's The Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses! Nonfiction "Degrees of Invasiveness" by Tem Arbora "Story, Womanhood and Colonialism by Hiba Bint Zeinab and Melissa Rae Sipin-Gabon Fiction "Thunder Boy" by K Vish "Animals" by Will Manlove Poetry "An Intimate Look Inside the Lithuanian Disco Scene"
- [Nominations for Best of the Net](http://anthropoid.co/blog/nominations-for-best-of-the-net/) - We here at the Anthropoid collective are dedicated to advocating for our authors and their work, and in that spirit, we present our nominations to Sundress Publications' Best of the Net anthology! Nonfiction "Degrees of Invasiveness" by Tem Arbora "Prison Bird Songs" by Bruno Renero-Hannan Fiction "Animals" by Will Manlove "Statistics" by Charlotte Seaman-Huynh Poetry "Hulls Gulch"
- [Nicki Minaj’s “Anaconda” as watershed moment](http://anthropoid.co/blog/nicki-minajs-anaconda-as-watershed-moment/) - an interview with Nicole Steinberg
- [Never love a man who quotes mountain men](http://anthropoid.co/blog/never-love-a-man-who-quotes-mountain-men/) - an interview with Kerri Webster
- [Necrologies: through these various tiny deaths](http://anthropoid.co/blog/necrologies-through-these-various-tiny-deaths/) - an interview with Chelsea Biondolillo
- [the Fauna songbook](http://anthropoid.co/blog/the-fauna-songbook/) - Need some sweet tunes to enhance your reading experience? Anthropoid has got you covered.
- [Call for Literary Submissions: Issue 1](http://anthropoid.co/blog/call-for-literary-submissions-issue-1/)

## Pages

- [Anthropoid](http://anthropoid.co/) - Welcome to Anthropoid, a literary collective and magazine of the humanesque.
- [Submit](http://anthropoid.co/submit/)
- [About](http://anthropoid.co/about/) - an·thro·poid /ˈanTHrəˌpoid/ adjective 1.resembling a human being in form. We are a collective of curated writings and writers focused on the themes of participant observation, personal ethnography, and humans in our unique environs. We love the fundamental business of being humanesque. Issues of identity, culture, belonging or lack, vulnerability, collectivism, the body, ritual–anthropological subjects from
- [Masthead](http://anthropoid.co/masthead/) - under construction Kenzie Founder, Editor in Chief, & Design @cerena // www Kenzie Allen is an R1-Advanced Opportunity Program Fellow and Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, and she is a descendant of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin. She holds an M.F.A. from the University of Michigan’s Helen Zell
- [Fauna](http://anthropoid.co/fauna/) - Issue 1: humans, animals, and the human animal. // The inaugural issue of the Anthropoid Collective has arrived! IN THIS ISSUE: thunder gods, invasive species, dogs and primates, dudebros and greenhouses, indigeneity, Noah's ark, pitching the metaphorical tent, the desert, war games, the arrival of metal, and a crocodile who really, really wants to eat a nearby monkey.
- [Submit to Issue 3: Future](http://anthropoid.co/submit3) - Anthropoid welcomes submissions of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and other modes, for Issue 3 on the theme of "Future." Closes April 15th.
- [Folk](http://anthropoid.co/folk/) - IN THIS ISSUE: A plague of beetles, ultimate grand supreme, big sky country, the whole unprecious, #notyourtonto, goldfish obituaries, and a woman grows gills.
- [Back Issues](http://anthropoid.co/back-issues/) - In this issue: thunder gods, invasive species, dogs and primates, dudebros and greenhouses, loss, Noah’s Ark, pitching the metaphorical tent, the desert, war games, the arrival of metal, and a crocodile who really, really wants to eat a nearby monkey. IN THIS ISSUE: A PLAGUE OF BEETLES, ULTIMATE GRAND SUPREME, BIG SKY COUNTRY, THE WHOLE UNPRECIOUS,
- [Issues](http://anthropoid.co/issues/) - In this issue: thunder gods, invasive species, dogs and primates, dudebros and greenhouses, loss, Noah’s Ark, pitching the metaphorical tent, the desert, war games, the arrival of metal, and a crocodile who really, really wants to eat a nearby monkey.
- [Contents](http://anthropoid.co/contents/) - [contents]
- [Anthropoid & Reservoir Donator Grab-Bag](http://anthropoid.co/anthropoid-reservoir-donator-grab-bag/)
- [Submit to Issue 2: Folk](http://anthropoid.co/folksubmit) - A literary collective of "the humanesque," we're calling for poetry, fiction, microfiction, essays & ethnographies, visual art & photography, and hybrid work, on the theme of folk! With additional folios on Barfolk, Folklore, Kinfolk, and more.
- [the Blog](http://anthropoid.co/theblog/)

## Categories

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- [Issue 1](http://anthropoid.co/issue1/)
- [Editorials](http://anthropoid.co/editorials/)
- [Interviews](http://anthropoid.co/interviews/)
- [Columns](http://anthropoid.co/columns/)
- [Reviews](http://anthropoid.co/reviews/)
- [Issue 2](http://anthropoid.co/issue-2/)
- [General](http://anthropoid.co/general/)
- [Barfolk](http://anthropoid.co/barfolk/)
- [Kinfolk](http://anthropoid.co/kinfolk/)
- [Folklore](http://anthropoid.co/folklore/)
- [Issue 3](http://anthropoid.co/issue-3/)

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