Volume 9 Archives - The New Territory Magazine

Lorine Niedecker – Blackhawk Island, Wisconsin

Lorine Niedecker’s River Cabin—America’s greatest unknown poet, writing in a riverside cabin that appears to shrug off the idea of annual flooding.

Hugo Martinez-Serros & South Chicago City Dump—Depression-era salvage in a “a great raw sore on the landscape.”

The publisher of an abolitionist newspaper, killed by a mob in 1837 after calling for “hearty and zealous efforts” to end slavery.

3448 Pinkney Street—the site of Malcolm X’s first home offers a more complex portrait of Midwestern mythologies.

Smith Lake Camp—a sanctuary in the Upper Peninsula, a place that “is not geared to make your visit painless.”