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The Faults in Our Stars (September 2026) - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Ah, September—is there a more exciting time to be alive than late summer, when we don’t know whether our homes will burn down in the latest brush fire or if torrential rains will put out the flames, only to wash said houses away? The lingering liminality of Indian Summer—or Native American Summer, as it was once more ethically (or ethnically?) known, at least until President Trump declared war on DEI over to its distinctly un-American activities. It’s a powerful, transformative time, as is any m
The Faults in Our Stars (August 2026) - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Congratulations, fellow 2026 survivors! We’ve made it to Leo season—a time also known as Madonna’s birthday (all hail Confessions II)—and to late summer, when questions like “Do you want another beer?” and “What’s the water level at Rooster?” tend to be replaced by “Do you smell smoke?” or “Is that my house burning down?” As the scorching summer wears on and I wonder whether I have some kind of genetic resistance to ever purchasing a box fan before they sell out at Fred Meyer, I can’t help but a
The Faults in Our Stars (July 2026) (opens the original)
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Happy Solar Return, America—you’re 250 years young, but you don’t look a day past 1950. Unfortunately, Mercury is in Gatorade until July 23, making communication fraught with misunderstandings, misgivings, and electrolytes. You might notice strange side-eye from your neighbors as you raise the Blue Lives Matter flag, or cheerful conversations about our nation’s proud heritage [
The Faults in Our Stars (July 2026) - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Happy Solar Return, America—you’re 250 years young, but you don’t look a day past 1950. Unfortunately, Mercury is in Gatorade until July 23, making communication fraught with misunderstandings, misgivings, and electrolytes. You might notice strange side-eye from your neighbors as you raise the Blue Lives Matter flag, or cheerful conversations about our nation’s proud heritage may become uncharacteristically (if not un-Americanly) awkward. But if you find yourself in a pickle at the barbecue, don
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