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You Can Just Do Things
As ever, the horrors Trump embodies implicate more than just his singular odious person. His “habit of abusing power to force his will upon an uncooperative world”—in David Frum’s formulation over the
Surprise on Ice
Obviously Canada considers the US its biggest rival. They’re playing in the gold medal game, and the Soviet Union no longer exists.
AWP Party in Baltimore
If you live in Baltimore, or are headed there for AWP, join us for a party on Friday, March 6! We’ll be celebrating alongside our friends at New Directions, The Yale Review, Yale University Press, and
Traps and Prisons
Rather than create opportunities for similarly milquetoast morality and wobbly reasoning, Adam forces her readers to commit to the giants outright and upfront, and base our solidarity purely on the pr
A Pillar On Its Side
What we saw as shrines were remnants of a home, a bit of a lifetime or several lifetimes that still had some of the magic of the everyday in which the gods had for long happily existed.
Import the War, Export the Border
If we are to avoid the worst possible outcomes of this conjuncture, we need an electoral left willing to countenance the collapse of liberalism and to be honest about the need to deconstruct our overs
You’ve Done It Again, Michael
Even as the pace of work life quickened exponentially across the next two decades, email inboxes overflowing, media outlets proliferating and then contracting, websites and newsletters dominating and