by Lindsay Turner | 08.01.2018
by Gregory Jusdanis | 07.16.2018
Kosovo illustrates how nationhood can bring peace and hope to a community in spite of nationalism's legacy of war, historical revisionism, and oppression.  
by Kathryn Hume | 07.10.2018
by Sarah Wasserman | 06.28.2018
Why turn a chicken nugget into a toy? If all objects hold something back from us, as scholars of object-oriented ontology have argued, then who are we to say what secrets the television or the pillow may hold?
by Ali Shakir | 05.24.2018
A translated excerpt from a memoir describing Iraq during the Gulf War and the misery and uncertainty plaguing those living in war zones.  
by Gregory Jusdanis | 04.30.2018
Literature creates what virtual reality tries to erase: the frame or boundary we fashion around the fabricated image that helps to better appreciate the real one. 
by Ayten Tartici | 04.30.2018
In his final film, the late Iranian director pushes the boundary between photography and film to its limit by breaking down the distinction between moment and duration. This reimagination of form would never have been possible without Kiarostami’s openness to digital techniques.
by William Flesch | 04.23.2018
Can poetry help us understand blockchain? Are Bitcoins a new genre of poetry?