by Shane Burley

Jewish Authors Critical of Zionism

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Jews across the diaspora . . . have been vocally demanding a ceasefire and organizing to take action. They are part of the long Jewish tradition of criticizing Israel and Zionism, which has existed as long as the idea of Israel.

An Antisemitism Studies Primer

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Often, the kind of research getting funded, printed, and promoted has more to do with the agenda of those writing the checks, the institutions that support them, and the schools who are stacking their faculty rolls, than the provable consequence of the research.

The Beast You Are – Paul Tremblay

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Short fiction is its own country in the horror world. . . . You have less time to pull off a grand narrative feat, so you have to keep it simple. This is a tall order for Tremblay, who must try to stamp his brand of ambiguity onto a format that demands precision.

Cindy Milstein

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I adore creating self-organized, magical-dreamy, messy-beautiful spaces of all kinds in which everyone feels empowered and “in it together,” and collaborative book projects are just one more type of those spaces.

How to See Ghosts and Other Figments – Orrin Grey

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The phantasm is more in how we see ourselves, or more specifically in how we mistake ourselves.

Ari Brostoff

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Obviously people take breaks, people burn out—who knows how long I’ll actually last. But aspirationally, there’s no end.

On John Langan

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Even with his cosmic horror operating on a trans-dimensional scale, we are centered on his characters as they struggle through pain, moral dilemmas, and fraught relationships.

Eli Valley

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There’s something about the visceral nature of art and comics that can really land in an emotional way that totally transcends the written word.

Mark Oppenheimer

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The human condition is one that has violence and unexpected death. We should always be asking how people move through it and come together again. How they endure.

There’s Something Dangerous in ‘Antisemitism Studies’

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The rest of the academic world has left the subject behind because we, ostensibly, already have institutes and authors to cover this subject. This situation is not inevitable, but only the result of the political right staking their claim to the subject of antisemitism.