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Katie Serena
A former staff writer at All That's Interesting, Katie Serena has also published work in Salon.
Recent Posts
Elephant Island Might Be The Most Beautiful Deserted Place On Earth
Katie Serena
7 years ago
After becoming the temporary home of Ernest Shackleton's fateful
Endurance
crew, Elephant Island became world-renowned.
Zora Neale Hurston’s Interviews With Cudjo Lewis Set To Be Published After 80 Years
Katie Serena
7 years ago
Her book chronicles the life of Cudjo Lewis, the last surviving slave from the last slave ship to bring Africans to the United States.
A Trippy History Of Peyote — The Mysterious Navajo Hallucinogen
Katie Serena
7 years ago
Peyote has been used for years by Native American Church members, but for the rest of the world, it's a Class 1 substance and illegal to use.
Inside City Hall Station, New York City’s Beautiful And Abandoned Subway Station
Katie Serena
7 years ago
The station was the most opulent and beautiful that New York had to offer. It was also the most impractical.
The Palmarian Church Believes In The Antichrist And Canonizes Dictators
Katie Serena
7 years ago
Though they call themselves a Catholic sect, hardly any part of the Palmarian Church seems in line with Catholic values.
It Turns Out Scientists Have Tried To Create Human-Chimp Hybrids Called “Humanzees”
Katie Serena
7 years ago
Though it seems like a taboo subject to most of the general public, the idea behind the hybridization of a human and a chimpanzee isn't that crazy.
The Incredible Story Of José Salvador Alvarenga — Who Survived 438 Days Adrift In The Pacific
Katie Serena
7 years ago
With just a few basic supplies and an empty ice chest, Jose Alvarenga survived for over a year at sea by himself.
Woman “Eaten Alive” By Mites As Nursing Home Staff Let It Happen
Katie Serena
7 years ago
A lawsuit claims that the nursing home knew of the woman's affliction, and did nothing to stop it.
This Nightmare Plant Stands Almost Two Feet Tall And Can Eat Rodents
Katie Serena
7 years ago
The pitcher plant might not be as well known as the venus fly trap, but this carnivorous plant is just as carnivorous – perhaps even more so.
Meet Ann Hodges, The Only Person To Be Hit By A Meteorite
Katie Serena
7 years ago
In 1954, geologists came across the first recorded case of a meteorite colliding with a human being. Ann Hodges had the unfortunate luck of being that person.
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