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GUEST POST BY MIRANDA TRIMMIER
THE LIE OF THE BORDERLANDS By Miranda Trimmier The TARS blimp that floats above Fort Huachuca, Arizona looks cartoonish. It might be mimicking a friendly fish or beluga whale. It could be advertising used cars or trailing a wedding proposal. A brother blimp in Marfa is featured on Roadside Attractions, Your…
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GUEST POST BY LOGAN PHILLIPS
HOW I MINED MARS by Logan Phillips INTRODUCTION The land that is today called the US-Mexico borderlands has always been rich: in human cultures, in routes, in trades, in minerals. There are stories told of Spanish conquistadores finding silver ingots the size of two fists lying on the open ground in…