In the Heart of Bahia
Itamar Vieira Junior’s first novel, Crooked Plow, tells a story of suffering, resistance, revenge, and redemption set in the impoverished, arid Brazilian Northeast.
June 6, 2024 issue
The Best Time of His Life
Vinson Cunningham’s novel Great Expectations is nominally about the experiences of an Obama campaign staffer but is really a glimpse into the formation of a critical mind.
June 6, 2024 issue
Making Sense of the Missing
“Some people were allowed to belong in families and others weren’t.”
May 22, 2024
Those Who Stood Up
Photographs from Columbia’s Gaza Solidarity Encampment
May 21, 2024
Fanon the Universalist
Adam Shatz argues in his new biography of Frantz Fanon that the supposed patron saint of political violence was instead a visionary of a radical universalism that rejected racial essentialism and colonialism.
June 6, 2024 issue
Alice Munro (1931–2024)
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