How to Live Through the Apocalypse
Barbara Kiser extols two remarkable books offering two very different ways of surviving our perfect storm of crises.
"There is nothing more poetic and terrible than the skyscrapers' battle with the heavens that cover them." — Federico García Lorca
Barbara Kiser extols two remarkable books offering two very different ways of surviving our perfect storm of crises.
Barbara KiserSep 28, 2020
I couldn’t fly home to say goodbye to my grandmother. I was too late. The pandemic had taken root on the East Coast.
Eileen Elizabeth WaggonerSep 27, 2020
Devorah Heitner speaks with Judith Warner about her new book, “And Then They Stopped Talking to Me: Making Sense of Middle School.”
Devorah HeitnerSep 25, 2020
Psychiatrist and historian George Makari remembers his father, Jack Makari, a pioneer of cancer immunology and microbiology.
George MakariSep 14, 2020
A catalog of lost objects raises questions about history and memory in our age of mass protest.
Fiona BellSep 13, 2020
Raymond Queneau on the death of Albert Camus.
Chris Clarke, Raymond QueneauSep 10, 2020
Camus’s final, unfinished novel evokes a lost Algerian homeland.
Aaron PeckSep 10, 2020
We bury the bubbling tide of rage that we know we’re entitled to feel, because we, unlike so many others, are at risk whenever we express that rage.
Caleb GayleSep 7, 2020
Paulo Lemos Horta talks to writer Juan Pablo Villalobos about his latest book, "The Other Side."
Paulo Lemos HortaAug 11, 2020
Ferris Jabr plumbs the depths of “Fathoms: The World in the Whale,” the new book by Rebecca Giggs.
Ferris JabrAug 5, 2020
Jan Steyn takes on “Contra Instrumentalism: A Translation Polemic” by Lawrence Venuti.
Jan SteynAug 2, 2020
A quarantine bulletin from the South of France.
Katie Shireen AssefJul 13, 2020