The Profession That Does Not Exist Baffler Symposium March 2026 Issue No. 83 Writing itself can serve as a form of spiritual recovery from the labor that funded it.
Bad Lieutenants Charlotte Shane March 2026 Issue No. 83 Every uniform suggests the prospect of removal.
Parking Lot Paradiso Andrew Conboy, Bobby Doherty January 2026 Issue No. 82 The cliché rings true: life finds a way.
Brain Rot Without Borders Baffler Symposium October 2025 Issue No. 81 A forum on brain rot across the globe.
No, Maybe Jason Fulford September 2025 Issue No. 80 I think of a grudge as a stubborn obstacle, a thorn, an ugly word. I’ve talked to photographers about this before, in a book I edited called Photo No-Nos: Meditations on What Not to Photograph.
Enter the Wagon Tristan deBrauwere June 2025 Issue No. 79 Look upon my backseat bloodshed, ye mighty, and despair.
And What Kind Are You? Dorothee Elmiger, Andrew Norman Wilson January 2025 Issue No. 77 The lack of a moniker meant you had no clan, no land, and thus no past.