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My lunch hour was running a little bit long. I’d just gotten a new game on my phone—Jeopardy—and was in…
Around the year 1500, a middle-aged Dutch painter created a three-paneled artwork depicting the corruption, and ultimate downfall, of humankind.…
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An interesting discussion popped up in the comments of a Mysterious Ways story we ran a few years ago, prompted…
Yesterday I got two emails from colleagues about my blog: Senior Editor Celeste McCauley wrote, “Maybe something for MW online…”…
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Last weekend, while parallel parking on 5th Street in the East Village, my tire briefly went up on the curb…
“The restoration of Mary Ann Franco’s vision is a true miracle. I don’t have a scientific explanation for it.” You…
Today’s guest blogger is Mysterious Ways assistant editor Daniel Kessel. A few weeks ago, three children in Moreno Valley, California,…
All along the Northeastern seaboard, Hurricane Sandy left a trail of destruction. So many families are struggling to rebuild; entire…
Know your competitors–it’s a rule when launching any new product. Especially a new magazine, in a world where the audience…
