Author: Will Meyer

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The Global Garage

Will Meyer

August 24, 2021

Militarized frontiers get a tech-savvy makeover.

Singing in Dark Times

Declan Ryan

August 23, 2021

Michael Robbins, between hope and despair.

His Own Prophet

Suleiman Mourad

August 04, 2021

Adonis’s Misguided Polemic Against Islam.

Drug War Fables

Leo Schwartz

July 21, 2021

El Chapo is the face of a curiosity we cannot escape.

Trouble Every Day

Daniel Trilling

July 09, 2021

In a “documentary fiction,” photographer Gilles revisits the Troubles.

Where Does It End?

Samuel Stein

June 28, 2021

135 questions for those who shape and (sometimes) occupy New York City’s extreme upper skyline.

How It Feels

Riddhi Dastidar

June 22, 2021

A mutual aid movement emerges to fight the pandemic in India.

Old Master

Dustin Illingworth

June 02, 2021

On the life and afterlife of the Bernhardian monologue.

Dawn

Rawan Hussin

June 01, 2021

Dawn broke on our heads.Endings were cut down to size.Our little ones’ feetrapidly turnedtoward the sky.Time set itself asideand places shut their eyes,like a child with wordsthat gray behind her lids.Ceilings tumbledwaterfalls of stone,and under the rubblethe last perceived ...

Poems From Palestine

The Baffler

June 01, 2021

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A Fierce and Violent Land

Sergio González Rodríguez

May 24, 2021

An excerpt from Sergio González Rodríguez’s “El hombre sin cabeza.”

New Problems, Old Ideas

Roman Gressier

May 20, 2021

Nayib Bukele dismantles El Salvador’s fledgling democracy.