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Review: Firefly Under the Tongue

Selected Poems of Coral Bracho.

  • Alan Gilbert
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Review: Planets on Tables

By Bonnie Costello.

  • Robert Archambeau
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Review: The Cow

By Ariana Reines.

  • Emily Wolahan
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Review: The Most of It

By Mary Ruefle.

  • Kathleen Rooney
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Review: Dear Darkness

By Kevin Young.

  • Jason Tandon
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Review: Sources

By Devin Johnston.

  • Jordan Davis

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Review: The History of Anonymity

By Jennifer Chang.

  • Kristina Marie Darling
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Finally April and the Birds Are Falling Out of the Air with Joy

  • Anne Carson
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Shakur

  • Terrance Hayes
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The Feast

  • David Baker
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Blink

  • Linda Gregerson
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E is for Everything

  • Mary Jo Bang
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Poem for John McCain

  • Matthew Zapruder
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Fawn

  • Joseph Campana
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Outpatient Procedure

  • Alan Gilbert
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The Documents

  • Mathias Svalina
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Flemish

  • Caroline Knox
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Poet’s Sampler: Kristin Fitzsimmons

  • Kristin Fitzsimmons
Arts in Society Philosophy Politics

Always at the After Party

Liberals and Libertarians: Kissing Cousins or Distant Relatives?

  • Joshua Cohen
Law Philosophy

Consensus History

In response to Sanford Levinson’s critique of Constitutional Conventions.

  • William Hogeland
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Miss Peach: The Novel

  • Catie Rosemurgy
Law

Closing Guantánamo

We need to find a way to address serious and legitimate security concerns without the overkill of a general system of preventive detention for suspected terrorists. 

  • David Cole
with responses from
  • Joanne Mariner
  • Robert Chesney
  • Eric Posner
Law Philosophy Politics

History Matters, But So Does Politics

A response to William Hogeland’s “Constitutional Conventions.”

  • Sanford Levinson
Class & Inequality Politics

Free Market Myth

Regulation is everywhere. Let’s choose who benefits.

  • Dean Baker
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