On Stone Mountain
Christopher Petrella
Reversal of Fortune
Claude S. Fischer
Forum: What is Education For?
Danielle Allen
With responses from Deborah Meier, Carlos Fraenkel, Debra Satz, Michael DeGraff, Jeffrey Aaron Snyder, Lelac Almagor, Rob Reich, Lucas Stanczyk, and Clint Smith. Allen replies.
Writing Human Rights
Alex de Waal
Fragments
Shūzō Takiguchi, trans. Yuki Tanaka and Mary Jo Bang
The Siege
Shruti Swamy
( )
Brenda Hillman
A Disservice
John Ashbery
Rights vs. Duties
Samuel Moyn
Holy Wars
James G. Chappel
Paul Park’s Hidden Worlds
John Crowley
Reviewed:
Other Stories
by Paul Park. PS Publishing, 2015.
A Princess of Roumania
by Paul Park. Tor, 2006.
Poem of My Humiliations
Erika L. Sánchez
To Tell of Bodies Changed to Different Forms
Jorie Graham
In My Diminished Capacity for Wonderment
Ryan Fox
Wolf Brother
Miller Olberman
Anniversary
Carlie Hoffman
from Without Protection
Gaia Mukomolova
Wear Your Wig
Lisa K. Perdigao
Reviewed:
How to Be Drawn
by Terrance Hayes. Penguin Books, 2015.
Elusive Particles
Lisa K. Perdigao
Reviewed:
Itself
by Rae Armantrout. Wesleyan University Press, 2015.
Animal Love
Ricardo Pau-Llosa
MicroReviews
Reviewed:
The Sugar Book
by Johannes Göransson. Tarpaulin Sky Press, 2015.
Slice
by Arielle Greenberg. Coconut Books, 2015.
Each Thing Unblurred is Broken
by Andrea Baker. Omnidawn, 2015.
A Swarm of Bees in High Court
by Tonya M. Foster. Belladonna*, 2015.
The Animal Too Big to Kill
by Shane McCrae. Persea Books, 2015.
Pilgrim’s Progress
Alan A. Stone
