Number Love, My Taxes
January 23, 2017
how we are so many dependents, / how one headlight will do for now
Essay
The Chosen and the Forgotten
January 18, 2017
Evo Morales, Casimiro Huanca, and the human grid beneath Bolivia’s power.
Essay
“Build That Wall!”: A Local History
January 2, 2017
The boy was killed in Nogales, where the border fence curves over hilly desert like a weird spine.
Interview
Vivek Shraya: Beyond Margins
January 9, 2017
The artist, writer, filmmaker, and singer on transcending binaries to create works of empathy and protest.
Review
The Myths of Hookup Culture
January 11, 2017
Lisa Wade’s first book reframes the conversation about sex on campus.
Commentary
The Family Dolls, Featuring Charlie, Leslie & More
January 26, 2017
Why it's ok to play with Manson family paper dolls: an introduction to John Reed's Manson Family Paper Doll book. Print & Color Yourself!
Interview
Anuk Arudpragasam: Within the Bounds of the Body
January 24, 2017
The novelist on imperialism, detachment, and articulating the inner life.
Commentary
Live: The Inauguration of Donald J. Trump
January 20, 2017
Donald J. Trump will become the 45th President of the United States today at noon. Follow our live updates here.
Commentary
On Finks, Who Paid the Piper, and the CIA’s Literary Legacy
January 19, 2017
Joel Whitney, Guernica Editor-at-Large, responds to Greg Barnhisel's review of his new book Finks.
Fiction
The Basic Conditions
January 16, 2017
He thinks, This must be where the killers stopped for cigarettes. She'd be the one who saw them.
Lives
Man Without Fear
January 12, 2017
On an island, marred by a bloody past, a poet falls in love.
Lives
George Plimpton and Papa in Cuba
January 2, 2017
When Ernest Hemingway agreed to his famous Paris Review interview, he had no idea he’d be helping the CIA.
