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Victoria Wiet contemplates what David Bowie has to say about pandemic psychology.
The Waning Promise of Tokyo 2020
Spencer Cohen thinks about the boon of the Olympics and what it means to miss out.
They Can Shut You Out from Your Entire Life: Talking to Michael Heller and James Salzman
"Ownership is not disappearing in the sharing economy — just the opposite."
We Live in a Building-Turned-Society: The Vertiginously Satirical Sci-Fi of Bae Myung-Hoon’s Tower
Colin Marshall discusses a recent entrant in the world of Korean science fiction by Bae Myung-Hoon.
Riding Pandemic Waves: Art in the Time of COVID
Annie Buckley discusses the challenge of continuing prison art programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sistah Scifi in Oakland, CA
Natasha Vhugen introduces the newest member of LARB's Reckless Reader program, Sistah Scifi in Oakland, CA.
The Deep Freeze: Thawing the Language Games of Emotion in Psychotherapy
"In simplest terms, we live via communication, influencing language just as language shapes us."
Letter from Whoville: On Dr. Seuss and Racism
Seth Lerer reflects on the performance of childishness and the legacy of racist content in children's stories.
Redemption Through Reciprocity in Apology to the Young Addict
"Throughout the book there is a hesitancy on the part of Brown to make any type of leap of faith, and yet I never stop believing in him."
