Pangyrus

Contrary to popular opinion, the public intellectuals is alive and well, and is not the sole remit of moneyed interests. Case in point is Pangyrus, a journal of art, ideas and culture that is a deeply thoughtful stew of ideas that will get you thinking. It’s a labor of passion and creativity, but not of a whole lot of money. Today, I supported Pangyrus through Patreon, to give it a small financial boost and a large vote of confidence.

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