Waning From Waterworld to New Coke, failures enter the popular lexicon only when ushered in by the flatulent echo of previous fanfare. Ambitious and well-intentioned, they linger on, largely unnoticed, but not yet dead. Marie Cox DoubleTake Started in 1995, this magazine didn't just publish work by the likes of Donald Hall, Michael Lesy, and Susan Faludi, or photographs as luscious as they were gripping. Rather, its editors also embraced children's drawings and contributions from the denizens of nursing homes and prisons.
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