Jaime Fuller
Jaime Fuller is a senior editor at Lapham’s Quarterly.
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The first records of human kissing, biography, and an eel historian. More
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Movies, trade, and direct evidence of people taking hallucinogenic drugs. More
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Mysterious whale behavior, an Upton Sinclair novel, and several waves of hunter-gatherers. More
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Horrible human tendencies, an ancient flush toilet, and the weekend. More
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Gas stoves, metal detectors, and a collection of letters scratched out in unusual symbols. More
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Mammoth bones, a plant-based pith helmet, and sun-dried tomatoes. More
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A rich repository of bird-inspired names, soccer, and shadow libraries. More
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Recipes, missing arms, and a serene triceratops crunching on a pine tree. More
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Critical distance, a spider monkey, and a series of murders and scandals in sixteenth-century Bavaria. More
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Living in caves, the American chestnut, and the preferred doneness of fish. More
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Whaling logs, women at work, and sitting on a wooden horse blindfolded. More
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A Boston accent, tiny sailor shorts, and run-of-the-mill reasons. More
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French jam, “serious and thoughtful men,” and “blocks of lard and orange American cheese.” More
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Quotations, “disparate versions of manhood,” and “a famously stupid bridge.” More
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Triumphalist histories, equable indifference, and ancient rubbish. More
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A thing “shocking to all sense of propriety,” the history of wheat, and the relatively unembellished lives of animals. More
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A gushing sound, originalism, and “ongoing and often rather galling forces.” More
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Title IX, the negative consequences of empire, and the fate of several shipwrecks. More
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Comparative ice studies, a custom encryption scheme, and the history of judicial supremacy. More
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Straining the bounds of novelty; the dead of the past, present, and inevitable future; and objects left behind. More
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Feeding babies, the absence of information, and a crucial question about intergenerational justice. More
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Weaponizing a history of discrimination, John Brown in fiction, and finding cave art. More
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The evolution of the disposable razor, the invention of the sports bra, and the collective groan of archivists everywhere. More
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Little Ukraine, Monsieur Pomme de Terre, and the history of an emotion. More
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A triceratops named Big John, artistic scents, and the unsettling moral outlook of tenth-century Iceland. More
