We're delighted to announce the new print issue of Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art.
The Word Process: An Interview with Morgan Jerkins
Morgan Jerkins talks about writing into your fear, the Toni Morrison quote that inspires her, and what she wishes her writing desk looked like.
Texts and Talks: The Production of Knowledge in the Art Market
Panel discussions and gallery-produced artist texts are now ubiquitous fixtures of the art world. Who are they for?
Review: Homeplace by John Lingan
John Lingan's Homeplace offers up a version of small-town America: the effects of deep roots and how the past dictates the future.
Review: Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg
Jordy Rosenberg's Confessions of the Fox is an examination of how truths and stories are made, validated, and affirmed.
BEACH PARTY STEAK FRY
It was madeira, sixty bottles, Washington ordered for his friends their final evening in Philadelphia.
Salt and Calcium
In a grove, I found a sparrow. She was perched on a vine. I placed her in the palm of my hand.
Two Poems by Jóanes Nielsen, Translated from Faroese
"Nightsong," and "A Song of Heath and Fire," two poems by Jóanes Nielsen translated from Faroese.
Trying to Liberate the Firefly
I have been trying to liberate the firefly. I have been trying to confirm my humanity.
Catch and Release
They were Levi’s. 501s. The classic American pant. Straight leg, button fly, epitome of cool and functionality.
Meathead
Shreds of rubber fell from the mouth of the grinder as Jay threw himself at Tyler with every skinny pound of force he could muster.
Four Found Poems from the Central American Migrant Trail
Four found poems based on the author's time spent working with Central American migrants and asylum seekers in Mexico in 2017.
‘Where Now’: An Interview with Laura Kasischke
The poet Laura Kasischke discusses David Lynch, transcendental meditation, and the future of the Internet.