Author: Juan José Saer

Columns

Stepping Twice in the Same River

Juan José Saer

March 01, 2021

A translated excerpt from Juan José Saer's “El río sin orillas.”

All Roads Lead to Beijing

Matthew Shen Goodman

February 24, 2021

Chinese infrastructure policy and its Western thinkers.

A Fête Worse Than Death

Marlowe Granados

February 19, 2021

In DESIGNS FOR LIVING, columnist Marlowe Granados dispenses sound advice in a noisy world. Send your rants and pleas to [email protected] for Marlowe’s consideration.   Hi Marlowe! I am twenty-three and stuck living in my parents house in the middle of nowhere. I ...

Burning Down the Bordertown

Melanie K. Yazzie,  Nick Estes,  Jennifer Nez Denetdale,  David Correia

February 11, 2021

Settler colonialism lays down borders everywhere.

Arts and Statecraft

Sophie Haigney

February 09, 2021

Is the history of America a history of craft?

Run, River

Will Noah

February 01, 2021

On Juan José Saer's backwater modernism.

A State of One’s Own

Francis Wade

January 26, 2021

On the colonial roots of postcolonial violence.

Harvest of Dissent

Sharanya Deepak

January 07, 2021

A dispatch from the historic farmers' protests in Punjab.

All That Man Is

Ezequiel Zaidenwerg

January 06, 2021

Maradona as memory, myth, and metaphor.

Surfin’ USA

Vincent Bevins

January 04, 2021

Why the internet remains a tool of American hegemony.

Repurposing Utopia

Owen Hatherley

December 22, 2020

Two photobooks chart the afterlife of Soviet architecture.

Homage to Old Rottenhat

Michael Hofmann

December 21, 2020

On the protean genius of Robert Wyatt.