Tell the Truth in the Truest Way Possible: A Conversation with Thomas Page McBee
Marisa Crawford10.21.14
Thomas Page McBee’s writing brings attention to men’s lives as socialized, gendered experiences, rather than having invisible or absent gender. Marisa Crawford talks with him about choice, empathy, and his new book, Man Alive.
Procrastination Contest
Paul Longo10.17.14
“I see a boundless suspicionless mass surveillance apparatus / and I can see you see the same”: Donald Dunbar’s editorial tour of the Pacific NW makes its next stop with a new poem by Paul Longo.
Whose Body Is My Body: Terrifying Things I Learned from Reading Katha Pollitt’s PRO: Reclaiming Abortion Rights
Kati Heng10.16.14
Kati Heng tries to wrestle with the question of whether an abortion is about the woman or the life she’s carrying.
Six Poems
Daniel Beauregard10.15.14
Six poems of death, sex, and dreaming computers by Daniel Beauregard.
An Excerpt From 300,000,000
Blake Butler10.14.14
In celebration of Blake Butler’s latest book, we’re proud to offer an exclusive excerpt of 300,000,000. Congratulations, Blake!
The Void Becomes The Solid: A Review of Conversations With Beethoven
Nathaniel Popkin10.14.14
Nathaniel Popkin uncovers the silence and response of Sanford Friedman’s inventive portrait of Beethoven through his struggle with his nephew Karl and his written notes.
I Just Try To Be Honest and It Turns Out Funny: An Interview with Timothy Willis Sanders
Andrew Duncan Worthington10.13.14
Andrew Duncan Worthington sits down with Timothy Willis Sanders to discuss George W., porn, Ferguson, and the creation of his novel, Matt Meets Vik.
How They Met
Rachel Springer10.10.14
“A map is obsolete the day you make it.” Donald Dunbar’s editorial tour of the Pacific NW makes its next stop with a new poem by Rachel Springer.
Games & Isolation: Guillaume Morissette’s New Tab
Alex Manley10.09.14
Alex Manley reviews the fictionalized life, potential truths, and gameplay of Guillaume Morissette’s New Tab.
I Don’t Want To: Two Possible Responses
Frances Chiem10.08.14
Frances Dinger takes a personal look at two different ways of handling intimacy and the boundaries therein.
