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Hardwickian

Greg Gerke

July 28, 2022

The Uncollected Essays shows us another Elizabeth Hardwick.

Raging for the World That Is

Francesca Wade

July 27, 2022

Muriel Rukeyser’s political activities were inextricable from her literary experimentation.

True Colors

Luise Mörke

July 20, 2022

Aura has become one of the internet’s favorite ways of rendering personality.

El Alto Chronicles

Ruxandra Guidi

July 18, 2022

Quya Reyna is a young Aymara writer who casts a light urban indigeneity in Bolivia.

Invitation to a Flogging

Huda Awan

July 14, 2022

Ottessa Moshfegh’s crude omniscience.

Closing Time

Hettie O’Brien

July 13, 2022

If there is one thing people love to proclaim dead, it’s the shopping mall.

Art Is the New Puberty

David Leo Rice

July 07, 2022

David Cronenberg's new film is both a return to form and a reckoning with the body in revolt.

Despite All His Cage

J.W. McCormack

July 01, 2022

Nicolas Cage’s career is a categorical triumph of style over substance.

Back to the Wall

Clare Sestanovich

June 22, 2022

The Wall studies the flimsiness of the self in isolation.

Psychocandy

Milo Nesbitt

June 20, 2022

Art versus the algorithm.

Bruised Fruit

Adam Morris

June 16, 2022

Uncrowding the mantel of gay saints.

Our Man in Hollywood

Joel Whitney

June 15, 2022

With help from the CIA, Joseph Mankiewicz took a stand against “anti-Americanism.”