Last Exit Magazine « #11 Medicine

The house of a Vodou priest in the hills outside of Jacmel. (Photo by Walmsley Apricot)

Papa Docs

How I found salvation in America’s Voodoo industrial complex by traveling to Haiti

By Walmsley Apricot

Heavy Duty

Nothing makes you realize you’re an animal like growing another one inside you. (Photo by Lauren Lancaster)

By Rose Dakin with John Gravois

Confessions of a Cyberchondriac

A Wi-Fi-wielding hypochondriac with the common cold is a terror to both hospital and home.

By N. Whelan

Radio Ethiopia

It was music that had brought us there, but we soon turned our attention to other sounds.

By Keach Hagey

Elizabeth Alexander’s inaugural poem has been criticized as “bureaucratic” and “too prosy” by a generally underwhelmed public. But this may say more about the public’s appetite for soulfulness than it does about the merits of a remarkable work.

By Joe Milutis