t-swift is a dialectic
Becky Zhang follows the evolution of Taylor Swift's aesthetic with the release of her latest album "folklore."
Becky Zhang follows the evolution of Taylor Swift's aesthetic with the release of her latest album "folklore."
Hope Wabuke considers the future of Afrofuturism and Africanfuturism.
Briallen Hopper traces “The Arc of Love,” the recently published book by Aaron Ben-Ze’ev.
Shayla Lawson on the pivotal role of Black women in contemporary politics
Reviewing Sonia Shah’s recent book, John Washington shows how a nuanced understanding of migration’s critical import has been a long time coming.
Phillip Maciak on friendly ghosts, ordinary hauntings, and why Pamela Adlon's Better Things is the best show on television.
Two major literary editors discuss the publishing scene in contemporary Turkey.
Désirée Zamorano interviews David Heska Wanbli Weiden about his new book, “Winter Counts.”
Jonathan Waterlow considers the high cost of humor under repressive regimes.
Johann N. Neem reviews "Won’t Lose This Dream," a look at Georgia State University's program to graduate more students by Andrew Gumbel.
Joni Murphy joins LARB Radi Hour to discuss her new novel, Talking Animals
Dylan J. Montanari parses “The Wreckage of Philosophy,” the new book by Mimmo Cangiano on Carlo Michelstaedter’s thought.
Defunding the police and prisons won’t work if we defund it like we did mental institutions in the 1960s.
Throughout her life and her work, Edith Wharton struggled to find a secure and lasting sanctuary.
Emmalea Russo finds “True Love,” the new novel by Sarah Gerard.