Tuesday Nights in 1980
Molly Prentiss
“BODY: A tight torso, flexing with a million muscle groups. Neighborhoods connected by taxi blood. Hefty, hard shoulders of Harlem, strong pectorals of the Upper East and West Sides, the spine of Central Park and the messy lungs of Midtown.”
Paris Vagabond
Jean-Paul Clébert
“The zone. The Zone is gradually disappearing, like a grease spot being vigorously rubbed. At Porte de Pantin, through the mounds with chalky paths running down their sides that mark the site of the old fortifications (quite invisible today), workmen are carving out a railroad-like trench for a planned expressway.”
Karl Ove Knausgaard on Failure, Memory, and Writing 20 Pages a Day
John Freeman catches up with the My Struggle author in Japan
Adam Gopnik on the Ur-Gentrification Story of Place des Vosges
“It soon became apparent they were worth more as residences than as manufacturing spaces.”
The Conflicted Early Feminism of Louisa Catherine Adams
On the Former First Lady's story, “The Adventures of a Nobody”
Jon Ronson: In Search of the Genuinely New
Charles Arrowsmith on the author of So You've Been Publicly Shamed
Freshwater Road
Denise Nicholas
“The echoes of shoe heels on hardwood, the rustling of suit pants, the thistledown of summer dresses swishing on bare legs in the cool lobby as the white citizens of Pineyville went about doing their morning business.”
Baho!
Roland Rugero, trans. by Christopher Schaefer
“Nyamuragi runs quickly. He knows this hill and its slopes. Every evening he walks along them, pleased to survey his own small domain. The land of his fathers. It was many years ago that he was born here.”
Please Make Us Stop: A Real Christian Tale of Mississippi House Bill 1523
Kiese Laymon Reports from a Room Full of Radical Christians
Andrew Malan Milward on House Bill 1523
"It's Important to Distinguish Between People and Governments"
Five Mississippi Writers on Why They Oppose Their State’s New Anti-LGBTQ “Religious Freedom” Law
Kiese Laymon, Katy Simpson Smith, Margaret Eby, Catherine Lacey, and Andrew Malan Milward
From Chaos in Libya to the Edge of ISIS in Northern Iraq
Notes and Photographs from Moises Saman's Discordia
Avoid the Pathways to Psychic Pain
Dr. David A. Kessler on Depression, David Foster Wallace, and Capture Theory
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