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The Writer from the Dance: An Interview with Alma Guillermoprieto
“I wanted to be a revolutionary, and so I broke with art, which nearly undid me.”
Feb 7
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American Imperialism and the End of Sovereignty
Fintan O’Toole in conversation with Alma Guillermoprieto and Michael Ignatieff
Feb 6
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Toni Morrison Cracks Wise
Inside our February 26 issue
Feb 5
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The Crime of Witness
by Fintan O’Toole
Jan 29
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A Chicken in Every Pot
Ian Frazier on Poultry
Jan 27
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Brief Encounters
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Contempt of Court: An Interview with David Cole
“I have practiced constitutional law for more than forty years, and I have never seen anything even close to the defiance and bad-faith obstruction of…
Feb 14
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The Writer from the Dance: An Interview with Alma Guillermoprieto
“I wanted to be a revolutionary, and so I broke with art, which nearly undid me.”
Feb 7
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The New York Review of Books
25
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Sparkle and Status: An Interview with Jenny Uglow
“Biography is a wonderful way into the past, because it’s life as experienced, day to day, subtly influenced by what is happening in politics or the…
Jan 31
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In the Despot Archives: An Interview with Helen Epstein
“Instead of Uganda moving toward some modern ideal, the US and certain other Western countries are regressing to a state of despotism more like Uganda’s…
Jan 17
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Community Poetry: An Interview with Victoria Chang
“I’m interested in writing my way through, around, above, and below my life, as a way to navigate life’s joys, beauties, and sadnesses all at once.”
Jan 10
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In Conversation
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Darryl Pinckney on Memoir, Friendship, and Elizabeth Hardwick
Episode One of Private Life
Feb 12
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The New York Review of Books
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American Imperialism and the End of Sovereignty
Fintan O’Toole in conversation with Alma Guillermoprieto and Michael Ignatieff
Feb 6
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The New York Review of Books
37
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The State of the Left
Fintan O’Toole in conversation with US Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
Dec 12, 2025
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The Emergency Court
Fintan O’Toole in conversation with David Cole and Pamela Karlan
Dec 12, 2025
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A Summer of Fear: Violence, Intimidation, and Freedom of Speech in the US
Fintan O’Toole in conversation with Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and Patricia J. Williams
Dec 12, 2025
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Classics from the Archive
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Larger Than Life (2021)
by Dan Chiasson
Feb 8
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Trump’s Hoodlums (2017)
by M. Gessen
Feb 1
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Poohdom (1990)
by Janet Adam Smith
Jan 18
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Only in America (2003)
by Norman Mailer
Jan 11
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Cardiography (2025)
by Ben Lerner
Dec 12, 2025
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From the Editors
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Cold Plunge
written and illustrated by Leanne Shapton
Feb 18
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The Politics of Raw Power
“The Republican Party, animated by fantasies of crushing liberals and minorities once and for all, is fundamentally devoted to achieving one-party…
Jan 25
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Neigh!
written and illustrated by Leanne Shapton
Jan 21
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Mamdani’s New York
Writers reflect on Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration as the mayor of New York City.
Jan 8
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2025 at The New York Review of Books
A Nation Deranged
Dec 31, 2025
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