Xuandi Wang
Xuandi Wang is a freelance writer and journalist. Growing up in a coastal city in Zhejiang, China, he likes to walk on the beach.
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Sophie Atkinson
Sophie Atkinson is the features editor of The Sheffield Tribune and The Liverpool Post, a cultural writer at The Manchester Mill and a German literature translator. Sometimes she’s on Twitter: @SophEAtkinson.
Kyle Edward Williams
Kyle Edward Williams is writing a book on the history of corporate social responsibility. He is associate editor of The Hedgehog Review.
Kirsten Weld
Kirsten Weld teaches history at Harvard University. She is the author of Paper Cadavers: The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala.
Chaohua Wang
Chaohua Wang, a freelance critic and translator, writes in English and Chinese on politics and intellectual life in the PRC and beyond.
Richard Rhodes
Richard Rhodes is the author of twenty-six works of history and fiction. Scientist, a biography of E.O. Wilson, will be published by Doubleday in October.
Kathleen Radigan
Kathleen Radigan is a poet and cartoonist with work featured or forthcoming in The New Yorker, The Sun, the Boston Globe, and The Rumpus, among other publications. Her chapbook The Frustrated Ones is available through Finishing Line Press. She often posts doodles to her ...
Dana Kopel
Dana Kopel is a writer, editor, and union organizer with OPEIU Local 153 in New York. She is the former senior editor and publications coordinator at the New Museum, where she helped organize the New Museum Union-UAW Local 2110.
Joshua Craze
Joshua Craze has appeared in n+1, Al Jazeera, and Foreign Policy. He is finishing a book on war, bureaucracy, and silence in South Sudan.
Lydia Conklin
Lydia Conklin, a writer and cartoonist, is the Helen Zell visiting professor in fiction at the University of Michigan and recipient of a Stegner Fellowship. Their story collection Rainbow, Rainbow will be published in June 2022 by Catapult in North America and Scribner in the ...
Zinzi Clemmons
Zinzi Clemmons published her debut novel, What We Lose, in 2017. Her essay collection, Freedom, is forthcoming from Viking.
Matt Wehmeier
Matt Wehmeier is a writer and organizer based in Chicago with an MA in History. Though born after the fall of the Soviet Union he maintains a deep interest in the history of the Cold War.