The Hundreds John D. Criticos Prize (2017) Danger Dan and Gadget Girl

Danger Dan and Gadget Girl discover that the museum itself hides a curious past

Building off of Kotter’s revolutionary eight-step process

he raises a beautiful woman from the dead and summons an army of ghostly ships to terrify the French

menus and more—to tell the tale of spirited and ambitious Frankie’s remarkable odyssey from Vassar to Greenwich Village to Paris

to seasonal events like Alaska's caribou migration and weather-dependent adventures like completing the Tour de Mont Blanc

The Hundreds John D. Criticos Prize (2017) Danger Dan and Gadget GirlIn "The Hundreds," Lauren Berlant and Kathleen Stewart explore writing, affect, politics, and the processes of world making. The book experiments with a one hundred word constraint, with each piece being one hundred words long or multiples thereof. This constraint enhances the significance of events unfolding in various atmospheres, rhythms of encounters, and shifting social and conceptual landscapes. The authors challenge readers to consider how