Fleischmann’s essay, Time is the Thing a Body Moves Through, is a balancing act of various genres.
To Care and Take Care: An Interview With Ross Gay
I would try to point to some ordinary kindness or act of care or tenderness or beauty, which we are always in the midst of.
Reaping the Blooms: An Interview with Esmé Weijun Wang
Esmé Weijun Wang talks about her new book The Collected Schizophrenias, cultural stigmas around mental illness, and “narrative therapy.”
Ghost Story: An Interview with Leanne Shapton
In this interview with Grace Ann Leadbeater, Leanne Shapton talks about her upcoming book, Guestbook: Ghost Stories.
Review: Thick, And Other Essays by Tressie McMillan Cottom
An essay collection that speaks to personal experience while demonstrating broader truths about race in America.
Writing About Real People: An Interview with Briallen Hopper
In this interview, Charlee Dyroff talks to Briallen Hopper about her new essay collection, Hard to Love, out February 5, 2019.
How to Die Old in Chongqing
The Chinese have a saying, "The judgment on one is final only when the lid on the coffin is closed."
My Barber Left New York City Before I Did
For nearly 10 years, my haircuts were cheap and they were good. To me, in fact, they were excellent.
12 Nonfiction Books We’re Excited About in 2019
Twelve forthcoming releases that have our non-fiction loving hearts all aflutter, from works by icons like Toni Morrison to rising stars like Jia Tolentino.
You Can’t Play It Safe: An Interview with Meghan Daum
If there’s something that you know, deep down, to be true, you will feel it in your gut, and that’s what you should write.
Review: On Sunset by Kathryn Harrison
Kathryn Harrison says, with a wink to the reader: “I feel no allegiance to this hypothetical child who complicates what is simple.”
From Solitaire to Solidarity
There are cameras in the cacti, drones in the sky, motion sensors buried in the ground: a Panopticon without limit or form.