108
Nonfiction
The Uses of Memory
When ecstasy becomes protest
Roger Reeves
After My Brother
Translating Grief
Brianna Elatove
Temps
A Life in Between
Victoria Kornick
Fiction
Do You Know Alex Oreille
Katie Kitamura
Short Swoop, Long Line
Andrew Martin
Poetry
Trumpet
Emily Fragos
Appointment
Dana Levin
This Is What Survival Looks Like
Jane Wong
Looking Beneath the Sentence’s Wing; 1989
Wendy Xu
Last Air
After Three Years
Jeffrey Gray
From The Math Campers
Dan Chiasson
Blue Shift
Fady Joudah
Looking at Medieval Art
Rilke Poem
German Cities
Richie Hofmann
The Lord Rejoiced
At the Edge of Mind
Adriana Socoski
Portfolio
Alex Golshani
The George Floyd Protests
Pandemic Files: A Folio
Cannon Fodder
Laura Kolbe
Passing through Danger
Joan Naviyuk Kane
Trading Riffs to Slay Monsters
Yusef Komunyakaa and Laren McClung
Sirenland
Briallen Hopper
Wound Is the Origin of Wonder
Maya C. Popa
Get the Shovel
Kathryn Lofton
I Can’t Sleep
Emily Bernard
After the Apocalypse
Ama Codjoe
Interview
Cathy Park Hong
The major weight of minor feelings
Meghan O’Rourke
Reviews
The Unthinkable
Writing about the death of children
David L. Ulin
In the Atmosphere
The politics of Mati Diop’s Atlantics
Lindsay Turner
Tove Jansson’s Genius
The radical imagination that built the visionary world of the Moomins
Evan James
Speech Acts
Eunice de Souza, a post-Independence Indian poet, explores the glitches in poetic voicing
Vidyan Ravinthiran