Fall 2018: Politics of Place

A World of Meaning—and Shadows

Every ‘I,’ every eye, is political—

—“Water in Chicago”

New pieces will appear on the Table of Contents as they
publish throughout the issue cycle.

Reading Proust at the Gym by Steven Lewis

How I Became an Amateur by Rebecca Taksel

Living in Michigan, Writing New York by Michael Steinberg

Escape from Berlin by Jill Bronfman

Encouraging Awe by Catherine Owens

Khomeini’s Mausoleum by Mojgan Ghazirad

Mama Yemo by James Kenney

Hipster Dudes of Harvard Square by Channing Rion

Ben Purkert: Sinister, Brutal, and Honest by David Cameron

Editor Talk: Martha Nichols by Keith Langston, Elizabeth McShane, Aisha Udochi

Author Talk: Catherine Owens by Elizabeth McShane

Isaac and Ava by Sidura Ludwig

Bird Law by Erica Welch

Hello, You Said by Dave Sims

The Renovation of the Left Wing by Josep Serra

Why Do You Feel out of Place Almost Everywhere? by Josep Serra

Because the Story Began as a Body by Jennifer Popa

Subtext by Sanjeev Sethi

Horses over Hills by Patricia Dubrava

Water in Chicago by Ayla Goktan

The Prisoners by Maw Shein Win