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Sunlight shines into the deserted floor of a dilapidated building. The dirty concrete floor is crumbling and the ceiling is missing a few tiles. It is clear this decaying building has been long abandoned.
A floating pile of trash and debris in Montrose Harbor, Chicago.
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  • About
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  • Submit to the City
  • Essay, Memoir, & Lyric
    • SECTION 1—Walkers in the City
    • SECTION 2—Intimate Graffiti
    • SECTION 3—Bicycles, Trains, & Automobiles
    • SECTION 4—Textual Burlesque
  • Report & Eyewitness
    • SECTION 5—All the City’s a Stage
    • SECTION 6—Urban Fabric
    • SECTION 7—After Slag
    • SECTION 8—Strangers Here Ourselves
  • RANT & REMEDY
    • SECTION 9—The Living Grid
    • SECTION 10—Mean Streets
    • SECTION 11—Letter From Another City
    • SECTION 12—Cracks in the Sidewalk
    • From the Editor’s Desk—Sally Rand’s Fan Dance
  • INTERVIEW & HAPPENING
    • Slag Glass Happenings
    • The Slag Glass Interview
  • Contents of the City
  • Slag Glass Tumblr
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A large building covered entirely in tiny, square windows.

IT IS NOT WASTE ALL THIS, NOT PLACED HERE IN DISGUST, STREET AFTER STREET

A train rushes past the Montrose CTA brown line in Chicago

Please Stand Clear of the Doors

Mexico City

New York city street illuminated by the golden hour.

Metropolis

Frank

A narrow street between two ornate buildings in Bukhansen leads downhill. The rest of the skyline can be seen in the distance.

Bukhansan

A train rushes by at JFK Airport in NYC. A building made entirely of class can be seen in the background.

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