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November 4, 2008
Dear Readers,
After more than ten years of continuous publication, Freezerbox has suspended operation. If you wish to be notified of an eventual relaunch, please sign up here. In the meantime, we encourage you to browse our archive of over two thousand essays, interviews and reviews.
As always, thanks for reading.
Sincerely,
Alexander Zaitchik and Cedric Howe
Co-founders, Freezerbox Magazine
From the Archive
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Bill Mauldin: Icon of IronyHis first "practical lesson about war: nobody really knows what he's doing."10.15.2008 | Books
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It's the Pipelines, StupidHow to bring down a giant, one blood vessel at a time.01.31.2005 | Politics
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Staying AngryIs your energy level flagging as November approches? Here are eight loathsome things about the GOP to keep you going.08.25.2004 | Politics
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The Conservative Case Against George W. BushWhy so many Republicans are abandoning the GOP in 2004.08.06.2004 | Politics
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Lest We Forget: Neo-conservatives and Republican Foreign Policy, 1976-2000The neo-conservative camp of the Republican Party is calling for a massive arms build up and a more aggressive US role in world affairs, including "rogue regime rollback." If the neo-cons regain power, GOP foreign policy under their influence could look a lot like it did in the early 1980's. Be afraid. Be very afraid.04.06.2000 | Politics
