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Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion (2008-2016) is a digital magazine that was dedicated to provoking playful and serious conversations about rhetoric—from reality television to public monuments, religion to pop music, and everything in between. Harlot's mission was to publish pieces that were relevant, interesting, and provocative to a wide range of audiences, not just academics or specialists in one field.

Number 15 (2016)

From the Editors

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Editors' Letter: Call for Solutions
Harlot Editors

In This Issue

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Dear Parents of the Child who Yelled Hey Runner at Me
Andrew Rihn

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Ignoring Ethics with Style: Writing Sentences for "Non U.S. Persons"
Ryan Smith Madan

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From Product Reviews to Political Commentary: Performances in Amazon.com Reviews
Brenda M. Helmbrecht and Meredith A. Love

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Writing in the Moment: Social Media, Digital Identity, and Networked Publics
Jacob Babb

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Inside Voices: Collaborative Writing in a Prison Environment
Alexandra J Cavallaro, Melissa K Forbes, Larry Barrett, Robert Garite, Chris Harrison, Reginald Jones, Igor Kazakovs, Otilio Rosas, Luis Saucedo, Tobias Thurman, Agustin Torres, and Antonio Walker

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Deconstructing Trailheads: Six Frames for Wilderness and a Rhetorical Intervention for Ecology
Casey R. Schmitt