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As seen in: Washington City Paper, Smithsonian Magazine, Curbed, AfterEllen, NewsBreak, The Austin Chronicle, The Texas Observer, HealthyWomen, Austin Monthly, DC Theater Arts
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Spring Arts Guide 2026: Discover What’s All Around You

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By Sarah Marloff 
| Washington City Paper
I think it was the great philosopher Taylor Swift who said shake, shake, shake it off. And when spring officially arrives in D.C. this week, that’s exactly what I suggest you do with the winter blues. Spring brings the promises of newness, fresh growth, and—if you want to get real woo-woo—rebirth. (But seriously, when that first day of warm weather hits, I feel reborn.) This year, after a winter like the one we’re about to leave behind on March 20, couldn’t we all use some newness?
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The Maiden and Her Monster: Maddie Martinez On Queering Fantasy

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By Sarah Marloff 
| Washington City Paper
Maddie Martinez is having a full circle moment. Martinez arrived at American University in 2022 to get her master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution. Though she’s always been passionate about politics—she loved the two years she spent in D.C., which she describes as “so focused on global connection”—she was also writing a fantasy novel while balancing schoolwork. By the time she attended her first Awesome Con, the District’s annual Comic Con, she’d managed to sell that novel.
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The Arts Coverage That Defined 2025

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By Sarah Marloff 
| Washington City Paper
Thanks for being a member of City Paper! Whenever life got to be too much this year, I found relief in City Paper’s arts section. For the past 12 months, we’ve covered the heart and soul of D.C.—from its thriving music scene to its robust theater culture and everything in between. In the way that art does, it offered more than just the ability to disassociate and escape, it reminded us of why we fight and what we’re fighting for.
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