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Revolutionary Bandits

A new history of the revolutionary criminals who rejected any possibility of revolution coming from the degraded masses—and turned their revolt into an individualistic one.

Mitchell Abidor April 17, 2018

(Re)Writing Remembrance

Two grandchildren of Holocaust survivors exchange letters on making art and meaning from the Holocaust.

Maia Ipp and Arielle Angel April 17, 2018

MGM

Lawrence Bush April 16, 2018

Of All Places

Desire, boxing, prayer, and the Holocaust remembered. Bold fiction set in contemporary Berlin by Maia Ipp.

Maia Ipp April 16, 2018

Culturally Muslim

Growing up Pakistani-American, the first time I recognized myself in the world of a novel was when I read Philip Roth’s Portnoy’s Complaint.

Shuja Haider April 16, 2018

On an Emerging Diasporism

The simultaneous crises of the Trump presidency in America and the ongoing rightward radicalization of Israel are fueling a Diasporic revival. Where might it take us?

Jacob Plitman April 16, 2018

A Guerilla Workshop on Pinkwashing

In the organized LGBTQ community, Jews and Muslims demand discussion of Israel/Palestine.

Emily Strauss April 16, 2018

Rosalind Franklin and the Double Helix

Lawrence Bush April 15, 2018