Strange Woofs
Rowland Bagnall reads the previously uncollected dream songs of John Berryman.
Rowland Bagnall reads the previously uncollected dream songs of John Berryman.
Thomas Waller on Lygia Clark at Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin.
David Shipko faces down postmodern fascism in the video game “Helldivers 2.”
Isabel Davis considers Amanda Hess’s new book about bringing a baby into a world of smart technology and data harvesting.
Marina Magloire writes on the Clifton House, the Pamoja workshop, revolution, and refuge, in an essay from LARB Quarterly no. 47: “Security.”
Tierney Finster traverses “Flat Earth,” Anika Jade Levy’s debut novel.
Conor Williams sits down with film critic Melissa Anderson to discuss her recent essay collection.
Sophie van Well Groeneveld visits a Wolfgang Tillmans survey, the final exhibition at Centre Pompidou before its renovation.
Whitney Mallett visits a porn shoot in Spain.
Hannah H. Kim ponders the plotless narrative as a tool for meaning-making.
Film critics and authors A.S Hamrah and Melissa Anderson join the podcast to talk about 2025 in film, the Warner Bros. sale, AI use, and more.
Chloe Garcia Roberts considers J. M. Coetzee and Mariana Dimópulos’s new book on translation.
Carrie Courogen remembers the cross-genre brilliance of Rob Reiner’s filmmaking.
Anahid Nersessian people-watches at Taix in the most recent installment of I Come Here Often, from LARB Quarterly no. 47, “Security.”
Annie Berke considers timelines not taken in new novels by Erin Somers and Catherine Newman.
Lydi Conklin discusses cancel culture, queer identity, and trauma responses with Anna Marie Cain.