This week's Friday Funny is brought to us by cartoonist Paul Schwartzman.
This week's Friday Funny is brought to us by cartoonist Phil Witte.
Pulitzer Prize winner Forrest Gander partnered with artist Ashwini Bhat to create this work, the collaborators’ first for Alta.
In one of four poems published in Alta’s Fall 2020 issue, Anastacia-Reneé reflects on differences she sees in her daughter.
Anastacia-Reneé is a Seattle-based poet, artist, and educator who was once described as a “queer super-shero of color.”
Anastacia-Reneé finds multiple meaning in this poem from Alta's Winter 2020 issue.
Anastacia-Reneé, a two-time Pushcart nominee, penned this achingly timeless prose.
So many cartoons, so few pages. These fun picks didn’t make the magazine—but they made us laugh.
Read a short story about an artist in search of understanding and the mysterious man who seems to offer it.
For blockbuster films and video games, Pinar Toprak makes music that stirs emotions.
Our favorites for this fall offer fresh air and self-care.
These are the funnies that made the cut.
Three films reveal the dark side of the California dream.
These diverse films offer important lessons on filmmaking.
A documentary on the alt-right’s appropriation of a cute meme arrives just in time for the U.S. presidential election.
D.A. Powell's 'Summons' is one of three of his poems to appear in Alta‘s Summer 2020 issue.
D.A. Powell, a Bay Area writer and educator, finds poetry in America’s favorite pastime.
