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The Face of Ferrante

Katrina Dodson interviews Ann Goldstein in Interviews

The translator discusses public secrets, private identities, and the final Neapolitan novel.

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The Nostalgia Aesthetic

By Owen Hatherley in Features

How the “Keep Calm and Carry On” poster became a global design icon.

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Slow Burn

Nadin Mai interviews Lav Diaz in Interviews

The Philippine cinema pioneer on why films are “the greatest mirror of humanity’s struggle.”

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Intricate Lives

Padma Viswanathan interviews Elizabeth Evans in Interviews

The author on depicting female friendship and fielding questions about unlikable characters.

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Material Effects

Lee Ann Norman interviews Jelili Atiku and Bernard Akoi-Jackson in Art

The artists on cultural appropriation, performance as participation, and the struggle with modernity.

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Blue Underworld

By John Benditt in Fiction

Area 51 has been hidden from the American people. For a long time. For their own good.

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Square Wave

An excerpt of the novel by Mark de Silva in Fiction

It seared their eyes. Squinting, they watched the light dilate, divide in six. The rocket fell away, limp, useless, and dark as a new star grew against the storm.

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In Vitro

By Christopher Salerno in Poetry

hair as unreal / as a doll built by hand / in the hold of beautiful ship

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Lessons on Expulsion

By Erika L. Sánchez in Poetry

This grain, this / wild greedy thing

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The Face of Ferrante

Katrina Dodson interviews Ann Goldstein

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Nadin Mai interviews Lav Diaz

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Square Wave

An excerpt of the novel by Mark de Silva

It seared their eyes. Squinting, they watched the light dilate, divide in six. The rocket fell away, limp, useless, and dark as a new star grew against the storm.

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