The Clerk Manifesto

After talking about it several times here, I have finally finished the David Graeber book Debt . It is a bit of a tome, and I listened to th...

  Maybe these pictures are my attempt at idealizing nature. They are an expression of what I'd like to see while on a little ramble down...

  Fox and skunk come into it, of course, but there are other animals as well. And the last picture even has a Halloween theme. This may be a...

  On the river, just across from Downtown Saint Minneapolis, lies Saint Anthony Main. It is charming, partly as much as it is, because it is...

  A reader writes in to say: It feels like it has been a while since you did one of those "Drinks with Bob Dylan" posts. Those are...

  Late at night, waiting for my cough to calm down enough to let me go to bed, I found myself reading old clerkmanifesto columns. Some of th...

  One would not think that down on the Mississippi River, in the heart of Saint Minneapolis, one would find Roman ruins. And even I, trying ...

  Today we will answer the question: How can the wildest of folkloric animals, like Fox and Skunk, live in a teeming metropolis like Saint M...

  Yesterday, on the way to Riquewihr, we mentioned the nearby town of Colmar, France, which is also picturesque. By pure coincidental fortun...

  Today I'd like to tell you a little story about when Fox and Skunk went to the beautiful village of Riquewihr, which is in the eastern...

  As you will be aware, I have been obsessed with putting Fox and Skunk into picture after picture around here. I felt like there was an old...

  I don't mind admitting I'm a little obsessed with Fox and Skunk these days here on clerkmanifesto... and you're the beneficiar...

  I have so many questions about fox and skunk! How did they become so popular? How did they first meet? Are they friends, enemies, or mere ...