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No Changing
By Alena Graedon“The first set had ended things. The second was just to let the air in.”
In the Current Issue, Issue 245
Fiction
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Recognizing the Stranger
By Isabella Hammad“Palestinianism was for Said a condition of chronic exile, exile as agony but also as ethical position.”
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Lectures
Living Things
By Munir Hachemi“Keeping a journal is a perilous thing, and we should be warned against it as children.”
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Fiction
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Summer
By Kate ZambrenoA fictive essay on the novelist, painter—and creator of Moomins—Tove Jansson.
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On Art
from Sidetracks
By Bei Dao“the revolution needs a bigger space / so that the same tragedy cannot repeat itself”
In the Current Issue, Issue 245
Poetry
Lover of Cars
By Olivia Sokolowski“it was great to be a little sick with fear but / it’s better to be alive with a driver’s license”
In the Current Issue, Issue 245
Poetry
A Room in August Town
By Ishion Hutchinson“On the mattress, my eyes fixed on the bulb, I waited and waited and no one came.”
