More or less everyone nowadays runs the risk of becoming one of the socially discarded.

I’ve been thinking about death a lot. It’s hard not to when you’re carrying around a small, black volume wearing its name.

The Mantle is one of the monsters in Monsters, Inc. It’s a monster, but a lovable one. And one day I will tame it, because right now it’s sure as hell riding me around.

To fully appreciate the fiction of Harry Mathews, we must take the notion of “game” not in the sense used by many critics to imply frivolity and lack of purpose, but as an activity that poses a challenge.

More or less everyone nowadays runs the risk of becoming one of the socially discarded.

I’ve been thinking about death a lot. It’s hard not to when you’re carrying around a small, black volume wearing its name.

To fully appreciate the fiction of Harry Mathews, we must take the notion of “game” not in the sense used by many critics to imply frivolity and lack of purpose, but as an activity that poses a challenge.

these are adventure hooks, they are jumping off points / you read them and they lay the groundwork for a variety of quests

The Mantle is one of the monsters in Monsters, Inc. It’s a monster, but a lovable one. And one day I will tame it, because right now it’s sure as hell riding me around.

Translations of poetry often veer between domesticating the foreign and bewildering the native

If a conversation has rules, can it somehow go deeper?

The reason I did the Round-up is really because of Mr. Cash…I kind of owe it all to him in a way…he’s like a god!

The zombie of the Revolution has now infiltrated popular culture, history, and creative expressions.

Teenaged harbingers of change in dystopias both imagined and real.

The real Florida is wedged between county roads leading to forgotten beaches, or deep in the neighborhoods where tourists won’t go. If you know where to look, you can find its edges.

What we talk about when we talk about the Space Age.

The Mantle is one of the monsters in Monsters, Inc. It’s a monster, but a lovable one. And one day I will tame it, because right now it’s sure as hell riding me around.

Is it possible that the usual (understandable) insistence that atheism is simply a product of experience or reason in some “pure” sense has led to a neglect of the shape of atheism as a tradition?

Theory and chakirah-driven Talmud study are both methods of abstraction that, dissatisfied with the singular event, seek to uncover the more fundamental actors and structures at play.

Bare Life’s illustrious advisory board, generous writers’ fees, and very existence point to the emergent urgency of creating a space for migrant writing.