Mister Durand: An excerpt from a novel in progress

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Writing in Pictures: Richard Scarry and the art of children’s literature

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Chantal Akerman’s Elusive Interiors: What the filmmaker’s portrayal of women reveals—and withholds

2024-9-1

The Path to Playwright: Discovering my literary hero in an unlikely place

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Richard Pryor: A fiction

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There Are More Ways to Show Devotion

2024-9-1

The Poets Awoke, and: The All of You X cept

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Baby Blues, and: Falso Cognato

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This Is What I Like

2024-9-1

Is Blasphemy Illiberal? Salman Rushdie’s thoroughly modern controversies

2024-9-1

How Mike Kelley Became Himself: The artist’s search for subcultural America

2024-9-1

The Shapes of Grief: Witnessing the unbearable

2024-9-1

Vintage Merch: Buying someone else’s history

2024-9-1

Rising Moons in the Needles of Trees Bring Me Water

2024-9-1

A Prayer to Light, and: Envy

2024-9-1

Solidarity and burnout in an election year

2024-9-1

Contributors

2024-9-1

The Hundred Flowers Project: An excerpt and annotation

2024-9-1

Sanctuary

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Hill Mouse, and: Wild Garlic, and: Flip Screen

2024-8-31

Fathead

2024-8-31

Alice Notley’s Disobedience: The shape-shifting voice that changed American poetry

2024-6-1

Continuo

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The Critic as Friend: Must we only judge?

2024-6-1

Homeland Security Agent, and: Traveler

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Fabular Turn: Louise Glück’s late style

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Through a Glass Darkly: A new book argues criticism should embrace bewilderment

2024-6-1

Contributors

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Introduction: The 2024 Finzi-Contini Lecture

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Editor’s Note

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Abundance

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The Mystery of Lovers Loan

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I, Too, Am John Clare: Becoming a new kind of postcolonial writer

2024-6-1

The Afterlife

2024-6-1

Absolute Darkness: A curious disorientation

2024-6-1

Rembrandt’s Reclining Female Nude

2024-6-1

Stealing the Show: The conservative war against federally funded theater

2024-6-1

Navel-Gazing: Criticism as “crisis-ism”

2024-6-1

Jess Atieno: Merging photographs and textiles

2024-6-1

Giulietta in Trastevere

2024-6-1

Jean Stein’s Rolodex: The legendary editor’s social genius

2024-6-1

Handfuls, and: The Lamps

2024-6-1

Last Time We Spoke

2024-6-1

A Reviewer’s Life: Criticism and its discontents

2024-6-1

When the Dog Bites

2024-6-1

When Miriam Emerges, and: Litany for a Prolonged Dream

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The Auteur of Fatherhood: How Steven Spielberg recast American masculinity

2024-3-1

A Mild Irreversible Form of Enlightenment

2024-3-1

Rachel Cusk: The novelist on the “feminine non-state of non-being”

2024-3-1

Renaissance Women: A new book celebrates—and sells short—Shakespeare’s sisters

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