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Cooperative
By Margaret Ross“Can residents who paint or draw / display art in the lobby? / No, their art might be ugly.”
In the Current Issue, Issue 249
Poetry
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Loving the Limitations of the Novel: A Conversation between Sally Rooney and Merve Emre
By Merve Emre"Loving the novel is a bit like a rebellious love, like a teenager’s reaction to their parents’ love."
The Daily
At Work
Not Enough about Frank: A Visit with James Schuyler
By Peter Schjeldahl“It was always a pleasure to look at Frank, even when he woke up in the morning smelling like a brewery, with bloodshot eyes.”
In the Current Issue, Issue 249
Miscellaneous
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My Enemies, A–Z
By Molly YoungJellyfish larvae, looking things up online, T-shirts that say where the wearer attended college.
The Daily
First Person
Unit One
By Caleb Crain“There is a nothing sound that rooms make that is easier to hear when a room is empty.”
In the Current Issue, Issue 249
Fiction
Portraits
By Ron Veasey“Portraiture has been Veasey’s primary mode for the past four decades. A bright yellow often animates his figures’ teeth and eyes.”
In the Current Issue, Issue 249
Art & Photography
Topos
By Matt Broaddus“When I was regional / they let me have hands”
