Alison Stine (page 16)

Twitter: @AlisonStine

Alison Stine is a former staff writer at Salon. She is the author of the novels "Trashlands" and "Road Out of Winter," winner of the 2021 Philip K. Dick Award. A recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), she has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, and others.

Only Murders In The Building

"Only Murders in the Building" and our primal love of secret passageways Alison Stine

Beanie Feldstein; Lea Michele

Why "Funny Girl" matters: a breakdown of the musical, the revival and its casting issues Alison Stine

Amber Heard

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp drama continues: a potential mistrial and pointed charity donations Alison Stine

Stranger Things; Jurassic World: Dominion

The "Stranger Things" final season should go full "Jurassic World: Dominion" and embrace a new era Alison Stine

James Caan in a wheelchair in a scene from the film 'Misery', 1990

In "Misery," James Caan made a writer a rock star Alison Stine

Stranger Things

How to fix "Stranger Things" for its fifth and final season Alison Stine

Joe Rogan

Joe Rogan turned down Donald Trump as a podcast guest, calling him a "threat to democracy" Alison Stine

Jordan Peterson; Bette Midler

Language is flexible, unlike Bette Midler and Jordan Peterson Alison Stine

Stevie Nicks

Stevie Nicks' abortion and the freedom to choose you Alison Stine

Dog Wearing Headphones

This 4th of July, let’s extinguish fireworks for good Alison Stine

Stranger Things

The lure of "Stranger Things"? It’s not the '80s – it’s forgotten childhood freedom Alison Stine

Alec Baldwin; Woody Allen

Alec Baldwin's interview with Woody Allen was shoddy, shallow & glitchy – why did this happen again? Alison Stine

Howard Stern

An unexpected consequence of Roe v. Wade: Howard Stern for president? Alison Stine

Jodi Sweetin

Jodie Sweetin, the “Full House” star who became an activist, pushed by LAPD at pro-choice protest Alison Stine

Peaky Blinders

"Peaky Blinders" and Tommy Shelby's perceived crime of sobriety Alison Stine

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