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Go outside. Take a small trip. Don’t interact with that one guy.

What We Wish We Knew at the Beginning of This Mess Slate 3/10/2021 © Provided by Slate Photo illustration by Slate. Photos by Getty Images Plus and Amazon. One year ago, Slate’s employees were sent home—“for a week or longer,” as Slate’s CEO put it in the email announcing that our offices would close. If only we knew! Like workers around the country who were lucky enough to have jobs they could do from home, we grabbed our laptops, waved goodbye to colleagues, and left the workpl...

discuss their first foray into the genre. Seth Maxon: What was your previous romance-novel exposure going into The Duke and I? Advertisement Madeline Ducharme: I’ve always hated those cheesy covers of thick, cheap, paperback romance novels. Maybe it was my latent queerness, but something about the bulging muscles and sighing women in that corny art style just immediately turned me off. Stuff like this. Maxon: I am little bit older than you, and also a straight man, and these sorts of covers...

When Jon Ossoff won his runoff election last week, becoming the youngest senator-elect since Joe Biden way back in the 1970s, there was an immediate media clamor over his Twitter account, which, in classic millennial fashion, he was foolish enough to actually use. As Seth Maxon reported for Slate, Ossoff was on Twitter pestering Pitchfork about reviewing a new record by Imagine Dragons, boasting about reaching zero inbox, and, worst of all, sharing an anime version of Les Mis. He also used it ...