Tag: literature

Columns

Among the Prophets

Nicholas Russell

January 02, 2026

Has the future finally arrived? Have we regressed into the past?

Superlatively, Actually Awake

Conor Truax

December 10, 2025

Solvej Balle’s petri dish of time and memory.

I Love Rent

David Schurman Wallace

December 03, 2025

What are the aesthetics of the landlord?

Trying to Sound Sincere

Dale Peck

November 05, 2025

The queer truth of George Whitmore’s fiction.

Innocence and Its Opposite

Ben Miller

November 04, 2025

Ronald M. Schernikau’s queer Bildungsroman.

Cuck-Coded Zarathustra

Adrian Nathan West

September 23, 2025

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

Imperfect Pleasures

Adrian Nathan West

September 04, 2025

What if this was the same, but about me?

Missed Connections

Anabelle Johnston

August 29, 2025

The placeless ambiguity of Kyung-Ran Jo’s fiction.

André Aciman’s Permanent Vacation

Crispin Long

June 25, 2025

“Life, he said with a light chuckle. Life indeed.”

The Time of Return

Rhian Sasseen

May 19, 2025

Can we escape history, or are we forever at its mercy?

Heteropessimism of the Intellect

Arielle Isack

April 25, 2025

On Sophie Kemp’s biblical saga of romantic disappointment.

Kafka in Kurdish

Matt Broomfield

April 11, 2025

Burhan Sönmez goes “home” to his native language.