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Border Crossings

  • Landis Everson
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Revealed

Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge's I Love Artists.

  • Susan Barba
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For Christopher Nealon

  • Noah Eli Gordon
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Microreview: Matt Hart, Who’s Who Vivid/Revelated

Two new collections with a quirky, edgy, original, and endlessly energetic voice.

  • Victoria Chang
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Visitation

  • Stephanie Pippin
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From The Us

  • Joan Houlihan

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I was astonished at the mysterious slow-motion quality

  • Martha Ronk
Law

The Lesser Evil

Using American force wisely.

  • Anatol Lieven
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Microreview: Stephen Burt, Parallel Play

  • Robert Schnall
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Microreview: Daisy Fried, My Brother Is Getting Arrested Again

Poems with an indie-film aesthetic.

  • Fred Muratori
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Marc Gaba

Winner of the ninth annual poetry context
Introduced by C.D. Wright

  • Marc Gaba
Arts in Society

A Moral Fiction

Reading John Champlin Gardner.

  • Charles Johnson
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Poet’s Sampler

  • David Blair
Law

Anatomy of a Civil War

Iraq’s descent into chaos.

  • Nir Rosen
Law

Rules of Engagement

Why military honor matters.

  • Elaine Scarry
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Missionary

  • Nick Admussen
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Microreview: Lidija Dimkovska, Do Not Awaken Them with Hammers

Swaggering and prosey poems that take on the sorrows of love.

  • Craig Morgan Teicher
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Sweet New Style

Lisa Robertson's The Men.

  • Tom Thompson
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Enduring Love

André Téchiné’s Changing Times.

  • Alan A. Stone
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In Rut

A short story. 

  • Madeline Kotowicz
Law Politics

The 33-Day War

Hizbullah’s victory, Israel’s choice.

  • Helena Cobban
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Microreview: Noelle Kocot, Poem for the End of Time and Other Poems

Poems that connect country, borough, and marriage.

  • Sarah Cohen
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So

  • Hank Lazer
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The Footfalls of a Great Criminal

Translated by Clayton Eshleman

  • César Vallejo
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