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March 18, 2020

Famous Lines of Poetry Revised for the Age of Coronavirus

by Dave Pell
April 26, 2018

Most-Liked Tweets of Famous Poets

by Chris Lindsay
August 8, 2017

“Yahoo! Answers” for Great American Poets

by Finnegan Schick
April 1, 2016

Classic Poems Modified for Climate Change

by Dan Young and David Henne
January 25, 2013

Notes for My Unemployed Roommate, In the Style of the Literary Canon

by Hannah Withers

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May 18, 2023

HBO’s Sensitivity Reading for Entourage

by Max Davison
May 25, 2023

A Day in the Life of a Woke Third-Grade Teacher, as Imagined by a Far-Right Politician

by Ashley Ingle
May 18, 2023

Cat Food Flavors Made by Cats

by Tori Multon
May 12, 2023

How Urgently Your Mom Needs to Talk to You, Based on What She Said in the Voicemail

by Talia Argondezzi

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May 30, 2023

I’m the Epigraph to the Novel You’re Reading, and I Don’t Know Why I’m Here Either

by Jeff Bender
May 26, 2023

When to Turn Your AC on in New England: A Decision Guide

by Jus Kaplan and Dan Bookbinder
May 26, 2023

We at Waystar Royco Sincerely Apologize for Any Abuses That May Have Occurred at a Bluestar Sleepaway Camp+ Experience Property

by E.R. Catalano
May 25, 2023

A Day in the Life of a Woke Third-Grade Teacher, as Imagined by a Far-Right Politician

by Ashley Ingle