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What Was AI?

Trying to keep up in the age of LLMs

Is This Real?

Five writers on the line between fact and fiction
Black-and-white illustration of a therapy couch

The Analytic Lyric

Nine poets in conversation with psychoanalysis

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The Waste Land at 100

Selections from the archives
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Ownership: An Introduction

Nine writers on the complexities of property

The Black Shape Slumped in a Chair

Kerry James Marshall and the Taliesin murders


More Joy and Less Cool

What it means to be a skater

Resisting Category

A folio of Spanish-language fiction in translation

Poems on the Divine

Nine poets at the edge of the signifiable

The Stakes of Dictee

An introduction to a famously difficult work

Hidden Words

Searching for meaning in a rubber stamp

The Weight of Memory

Honoring my dear friend

Dictee at Forty

The life and legacy of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha

Poems of Lovesickness

Nine poets on eros and longing

Criticism and Truth

Three scholars respond to Jonathan Kramnick's book

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A Lost Future for the Middle East

Religious pluralism was a possibility after the Ottoman Empire. European colonialism changed that.
October 22, 2024

Facing America’s Social Crisis

The United States is at a turning point in economic policy. What happens next is crucial.
October 22, 2024

History Is Repeating Itself in Ukraine

Cycles of nationalism have existed for centuries. What do they reveal?
October 22, 2024

How the Radical Right Remade Nationalism

What happens when the central goal of politics becomes preserving national identity?
October 22, 2024

The Living Practice of Criticism

A reply to my respondents
June 17, 2024

The Real World of Reading

A response to Jonathan Kramnick’s Criticism and Truth
June 17, 2024

The Rhapsodic Critic

A response to Jonathan Kramnick’s Criticism and Truth
June 17, 2024

Writing for the Reader

A response to Jonathan Kramnick’s Criticism and Truth
June 17, 2024

Aubade

April 1, 2024

Aubade

April 1, 2024