THE ATTIC — FOR A KINDER, COOLER AMERICA — www.theattic.space
THE WOMAN WHO HEALED AMERICA
PLACES: HOW BURNING MAN GOT SO HOT
WONDERS: THE BICYCLE THAT FEW THE CHANNEL
WITS: IS SEX NECESSARY?
REBELS: IN THE ORCHARD OF DOORES HUERTA
DREAMERS: THE WHOLE EARTH AND ITS QUIRKY CATAOG
Sick of the news? Tired of the rage? Come rummage in The Attic to find a kinder, cooler America. Updated weekly, The Attic features short profiles of American Dreamers, Wonders, Wits, Rebels, Builders, Teachers, and more. Reading The Attic, you'll meet Octavia Butler or Richard Feynman one week, remember Ogden Nash, the Suffragettes, or “When Harry Met Sally” the next. You’ll travel to American Places — Cadillac Ranch, Burning Man, the Mark Twain House — and sample lists of American sights, myths, and other surprises. Like Walt Whitman, you will hear America singing — 80+ songs from every American genre. But you will also hear America thinking, planning, dreaming...
The Attic does not suggest where America should be headed; it only captures the human interest of being American. The question is as old as the nation. In 1782, Letters from an American Farmer asked, "What then is this new thing, this American?" Answers from The Attic will surprise you.