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"Giving well is the best revenge."

Brer Bill
& the Briarpatch
Doc Cuddy discovers the ugly truth behind all the whining coming out of Redmond.

SECOND
NATURE
Remember "alienation," that popular catch-word in the Dark Ages of the mid-20th century? Piongo Pisgah thinks it's back-- in disguise.

The Age of
Hideology
Spewing vitriol on the right, the left, and the middle, Reppy Toppenish has at ideologies of all kinds.

Wrong Notes
Sylvia Sikeston meditates briefly on the perceived dissonance of perceived reality and winds up giving us a haiku on steroids.

C/CC/AC
The editor explains what we mean by the tag line under our banner: The Internet Magazine of Culture, Counterculture, and Anticulture.

TREEMONISHA
You can almost see Scott McComb's fingers dancing for joy on the keyboard as he waxes happy about Scott Joplin's long- overlooked masterpiece, Treemonisha (with midi).

Log
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The editor gets out his red pencil and grades Magellan's Log 17.

Magellan's Log Books & CDs
"Giving well is the best revenge."
Gifts for yourself, and for any of your friends who are still awake and thinking. All drawn from the sometimes boistrous, sometimes beautiful pages of Magellan's Log. Click here for more info.

Oh no. Cassandra's back. The prophet without honor in her own Internet wants to take all the fun out of the Age of Gadgets.

P.I.S.P.A.
Believe it or not, we've come up with a classification system for the male half of humanity based on, um, a certain hidden portion of their anatomy. Not for Victorian eyes.

DANGER!
We've published some offensive material but nothing like this. "Disgusting," said our copy editor. "Revolting," said our site designer.

Asian
Stereotypes
A little public-domain humor we borrowed from the newsgroups.

Brainteaser.
KulchurKwotient.
Tasteless Jokes.
ESL/English practice.

Random Pages
Roll of the Dice. Click here to be whisked to a random page in the archives.

No IPO? No advertising? How do we do it? We sometimes wonder too. Quality tells (or so we hope). For now, check our gift shop for Magellan's Log mementos.

Chart-toppers
of the 1820s!
What a decade that was! In Vienna's Tin Pan Alley, a.k.a, the Ringstrasse, Schubert turned out hit after hit... (with midi)

Pasquinade
Take a four-minute Internet break with a marvelous, overlooked little piece of 19th century piano music (with midi).

Actually, look and listen. One beautiful photograph from Sri Lanka, and one beautiful piece of music from Arcangelo Corelli (with midi).

CARAVAGGIO
Diebold Essen responds pretty enthusiastically to Peter Robb's recent biography, M: The Man Who Became Caravaggio. In fact, he goes right over the top with this one.

Fairies
Our small homage (with music) to Richard Dadd and his extraordinary little master- piece, The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke.

Dancing Bears
& Naked Boys
Before killing himself by the Wannsee in Berlin in 1810, Heinrich von Kleist wrote a few plays, novellas, etc. His provocative little essay on the dance fell on deaf ears when originally published. The Marionette Theater

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