LARB Quarterly
In this issue
- Mary Turfah writes on Gaza and scenes which should have stopped the world;
- Anna Gaca discovers a certain je ne sais quoi in language-learning through French radio;
- Tajjia Isen reminisces on the extra-retail therapies of childhood trips to the Grove;
- Jake Romm finds illuminating frameworks for contemporary atrocities in centuries-old art;
- Robert Rubsam paints a portrait of the artist as a lonely man in an excerpt from his forthcoming novel;
- And Nitish Pahwa considers “citizenship” in all its thorny complexities.
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