Philippe Petit Meditates on His Life Walking the High Wire
Glimpses of the Finite and Infinite, As Translated by Paul Auster
New York City in the 1930s, As Seen Through the Lens of Berenice Abbott
From a New Compilation of Her Work
What It’s Like to Teach Writing When Everyone’s a Writer
Janet Burroway Revisits Her Classic Book for Creative Writing Students
Patsy
Nicole Dennis-Benn
"Just two years shy of 30, Patsy has nothing to show for it besides the flimsy brown envelope that she uses to shade herself from the white-hot glare of the sun. The envelope contains all her papers—from birth certificate to vaccination records. But most importantly, it carries her dream, a dream every Jamaican of a certain social ranking shares: boarding an airplane to America. For the destination, and for the ability to fly."
“Sweet sweet strawberry taste”
Samuel Kóláwólé
"At an abandoned building’s fence, we sat on old ashes and traded banter. we gathered supplies on torn glossy pages between our splayed legs. The pages were brochures from American colleges mailed free of charge upon request. The brochures showed students smiling and holding folders close to their chests or sitting with legs crossed on stone benches, lecture halls with semicircular tiers, beautiful young ladies playing handball on well-manicured turf."
On the Existential Fear of Losing Your Online Persona
What Happens When Your Digital Diary Self-Destructs?
Why I Had to Grow Up Before I Could Appreciate Alice Munro
Dennis Tang on Entering a New Era in His Reading Life
Ece Temelkuran’s 7 Taxonomies of Global Populism
The Author of How to Lose a Country in Conversation with Andrew Keen
Why Would Anyone Choose to Run 100 Miles Through the Desert?
Adharanand Finn on Striving for the Edges of Human Endurance
Were Libraries Borges’s Universe or the Other Way Around?
Rodrigo Fresan and Rodrigo Rey Rosa on Reading Jorge Luis Borges
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