Tag: literature

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Abbey’s Road

David Schurman Wallace

January 08, 2025

Where are all the ecoterrorists?

The Poet Is Present

Zoë Hitzig

December 13, 2024

A conversation with Ryan Ruby, author of “Context Collapse: A Poem Containing a History of Poetry.”

Kicking an Open Door

Bruce Robbins

December 10, 2024

Did the novels of the twentieth century accomplish anything?

A Novel of India’s Identity Crisis

Apoorva Tadepalli

November 19, 2024

Fictionalizing the Modi era.

Ghosts in the Mirror

Stephen Piccarella

November 12, 2024

Two recent novels honor the last avant-garde.

My First Review

Arielle Isack

August 15, 2024

Abandon hope, all ye whose hours of daily screen time are in the single digits.

Infra-ordinary People

Cara Blue Adams

August 08, 2024

The anthropology of everyday life.

Superflux of Fucking

Grayson Scott

July 08, 2024

Where better to hide revolutionary opinions than under a pile of smut?

Wonder Woman

Madeleine Crum

June 06, 2024

Twee isn’t always a pejorative, but it’s not a compliment either.

Do Not Attempt to Adjust Your Book

J.W. McCormack

May 23, 2024

Plenty of novels become films—but what of the films that become novels?

Soul Aristocrats

Bailey Trela

April 23, 2024

The fairy-tale mysticism of Cristina Campo.

Girl Fight

Kristen Martin

April 04, 2024

Rita Bullwinkel's new novel isn't just “for the girls.”