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The Family Loan

Kristen Martin

November 25, 2025

Student debt touches—and warps—every aspect of a person’s life.

A Philosopher After All

Daniel Petrick

November 20, 2025

Lea Ypi’s “Indignity” tries to be too many things.

We Want Everything

Ben Miller

November 13, 2025

Queer theory is in its flop era.

Flat Earth Catalog

Ann Manov

November 11, 2025

Does Anika Jade Levy's novel exist outside the ecosystem of female identity it critiques?

Idle Things

Robert Rubsam

November 10, 2025

We must live through history to see the ruin anew.

Violence and the Sacred

Ryan Ruby

November 06, 2025

“I must create an oeuvre of the beast.”

Trying to Sound Sincere

Dale Peck

November 05, 2025

The queer truth of George Whitmore’s fiction.

Topping from the Bottom

​Michelle Chan Schmidt

November 03, 2025

The gulf between the external gaze and self-perception.

Lactose Intolerance

Lisa Borst

October 30, 2025

“There used to be more time to make a getaway. Pretty soon there’s no place to run to anymore.”

Board in Class

Tisya Mavuram

October 23, 2025

The attack on public schools has only accelerated under Trump 2.0.

Given This Reality

Mary Turfah

October 01, 2025

What comes together can come apart.

Cuck-Coded Zarathustra

Adrian Nathan West

September 23, 2025

“Muscle Man” spurns anything that might have made it a novel with proper heft.