Robert Carson examines director Jessica Hausner's take on the psychological thriller genre.
2019
Impeachment, Executive Power, and Genocide
Michelle Tusan looks at the expanding use of the Executive Order in American politics.
The Square: The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art’s Ambitious Review of 120 Years in Korea
Colin Marshall discusses the City of Seoul's plan to reimagine Gwanghwamun Square.
The Greatest Potential Structural Leverage: Talking to Joshua Murray and Michael Schwartz
Andy Fitch talks with Joshua Murray and Michael Schwartz about deindustrialization in the US and the potential upsides of flexible production.
How I Almost Had Dinner with Dave Letterman, and Walked Away
Deanne Stillman reflects on a meeting that was never meant to be with a king of the comedy world.
“Every so often I hold my breath and hope:” Julia Sanches on Literary Translation and the Translators Collective Cedilla & Co.
Nathan Scott McNamara talks with Julia Sanches about life as a translator and the translators collective Cedilla & Co.
The Nonbinary 19th Century
Rachel Mesch dives into the history of pronoun preference and resistance to it.
“What Is The Weight Of Light”: Notes on Silence, Intimacy, and the Lyric Imagination
Kristina Marie Darling constellates Irigaray's "This Sex Which Is Not One," Cohen’s "I Was Not Born," and Hoke’s "The Book of Endless Sleepovers."
The Library of Congress Disrespects a Poet Laureate
A.M. Juster stands up for the forgotten ancestry of poet William Jay Smith.
Beyond Explanations for All Choice: Talking to Richard Robb
Andy Fitch speaks with Richard Robb about personal economic behavior and creating rationales for our decisions.
