Sara Lipton visits the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.
April 2018
How the Seoul Government Turned a Bestselling Feminist Novel Into a Controversial PR Campaign
Colin Marshall on last year's best-selling novel "Kim Ji-young Born 1982."
My Dad Got a Photocopier at His Office: John Porcellino on 30 Years of King-Cat
Nathan Scott McNamara interviews John Porcellino, writer and comic artist of "King-Cat" and "From Lone Mountain."
Taking in the Teacher with the Teaching: Talking to Jonathan Lear
Andy Fitch interviews Jonathan Lear about his recent collection, "Wisdom Won from Illness: Essays in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis."
Eastern European Teeth Stories: Anatomy of a Genre
Ani Kokobobo reflects on the genre of "teeth stories," Eastern European dentistry, and her own molar extraction.
Documenting the Fantastic in Ben Loory’s Tales of Falling and Flying
Charles Duffie reviews Ben Loory's whimsical collection of very short stories "Tales of Falling and Flying."
“It’s Not of Now, but it’s Good Now”: Tamar Adler on Reviving Food from a Bygone Era
Ayden LeRoux review's the newest cookbook by Tamar Adler, "Something Old, Something New."
After Winter: Leonard Cohen, Rostam, Noname
Poetry can, in a certain light, read like it’s pretty much defined against the art of songwriting. Michael Devine on poetry and pop music.
New Path: The Lack of Gender Parity Has Long, Historic, Global Roots
Cynthia Yung uses the Chinese education system to illustrate why the US needs to create infrastructure for gender parity.
Probing the Gray Area with Jemima Kirke
Natalia Winkelman talks to Jemima Kirke at SXSW festival, where her new comedy "Wild Honey Pie!" premiered.
