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An Epic Libation

12.15.2020 by Maria Dahvana Headley

A toddy inspired by some of the elements of Beowulf: smoke, fire, honey, and dark water, designed for drinking in your own lair while you make your way through the last month of this year.

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Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.

12.04.2020 by Aaron Hicklin

We won’t call these children’s books, because – really? – any adult worth their salt will cherish them as much as any kid.

Filed Under: Required Reading

Living by Night

12.01.2020 by Etel Adnan

“Thinking is dimmed when familiar forms of reality disappear. This is not a loss. Long periods of inner silence favor clearings, they let the light in, the flooding, the blinding, the bedazzlement”

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Etel Adnan

“Classic/Freestyle”

11.30.2020 by Josh Kalscheur

“I couldn’t trick my brain
into believing the hills
were descents so I just stared
at the steep grades
until I was up close.” – Josh Kalscheur

Filed Under: Poetry

Book Now for the Holidays

11.27.2020 by Aaron Hicklin

From Samin Nosrat’s recommendation of a cookbook to read in bed, to Greta Gerwig’s patron saint – Joan Didion, and a collection of canine poems that Isaac Mizrahi is taking to his desert island.

Filed Under: Feature Tagged With: emily wilson, Liz Phair, Samin Nosrat

Bro! This is the Beowulf we’ve been waiting for

11.27.2020 by Aaron Hicklin

A marathon reading of a new translation of Beowulf by Maria Dahavana Headley presented over 25 days and featuring Alan Cumming, Bill T. Jones, Neil Gaiman, Justin Vivian Bond, Laurie Anderson, Ari Shapiro, Jeff VanderMeer, Sara Quin, Diane Cook, Brontez, and many more.

Filed Under: Readings Tagged With: Alan Cumming, David Adger, Diane Cook, Maria Dahvana Headley, Sara Quin

A Jan Morris Primer

11.21.2020 by Aaron Fai

The poet Eileen Myles, who selected Conundrum as one of her ten favorite books, wrote that “to read this great travel writer’s account of transition is to understand the word ‘journey’ truly.”

Filed Under: Required Reading Tagged With: jan morris, travel writing

Scorpion Time

11.19.2020 by Courtney Maum

“My husband and I get into our own bed and lie face to sunburned face. What news do you have, we ask each other. What new things have you heard? Jordan has it, I say. Stephanie. Mark is sure he does but he can’t get tested.”

Filed Under: Feature Tagged With: diary

“The Mountaintop”

11.19.2020 by Sandra Lim

In truth, you still expect to order your life in peace; you continue to long for glamour and passion. To guard against the destinyyou don’t really know, you work furiously. Pensive and unathletic as you are, you haveyour own intricate schedule, with your shopping bags and appointments.You always forget you’re a bag of blood. In […]

Filed Under: Poetry Tagged With: poetry

“Lucky”

11.16.2020 by Maria Thomas

“How many for this much, fam?”

The black boy means wings, chicken wings. He pulls change from his trousers and puts it on the counter, lifts his cap, scratches under it. Farid looks at the money. “Four,” he guesses.

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