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Photorealist paintings of decorative surfaces.
Photorealist paintings of decorative surfaces.
Two novels about grief, translation, and the revelatory traces of language.
In anticipation of Van der Vliet Oloomi’s new novel, Savage Tongues, the authors consider language, hybridity, and Marguerite Duras.
Congrats to Edward Salem, the winner of this year’s Fiction Contest!
On techno-spirituality, impending doom, and making failed pop songs.
A digital film speculates colonies in the desert.
Suzan-Lori Parks revisits her 1993-94 interview by Han Ong. She assures us that “all these years later I’m still growing as an artist, as a person. XOXO”
A satirical novel about a craven millennial politician and a taxidermist in search of souls.
We are opening submissions for flash fiction and creative nonfiction! Submission period: July 30–August 13, 2021
An epistolary novel about music, trans identity, and counterculture.
Community-based installations that aim to build on different futures.
Celebrating 40 years with curated selections from the archive.
For those “who have not left the apartment in a while,” A.V. Marraccini presents the essence of the duvet.
A collection that joins several notable English-language translations of the Tang Dynasty poet, Hanshan.
Paintings and installations that unfix the body.
A novel that chronicles climate change by interweaving an eighteenth-century apple-planting saga with visions of our global future.
Photographs that aim to reflect the divine nature of Blackness.
The director of the Oscar-nominated documentary, Jesus Camp, releases her first narrative film.
