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Spring Poetry Microreviews

New poetry from Traci Brimhall, Camille T. Dungy, Jennifer Moxley, Laura Sims, and Michael Snediker.

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Poetry

National Poetry Month 2018

A poem a day, everyday, in honor of National Poetry Month.

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Poetry

Our Top 25 Poems of 2017

The poets on this list offer not answers or remedies but instants, instantiations of the power of the lived word as it unfolds for readers in real time.

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Reading Lists

The Best of 2017

Our top 25 most-loved stories from the year of Trump.

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Politics

Our Top Ten Essays on Politics in 2017

From Trump to global populism, political upheaval has dominated our lives this year. Here are our top ten political stories from 2017.

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Gender & Sexuality

2017's Most-Loved Stories on Gender and Sexuality

From #MeToo to Milo Yiannopoulos, this has been the year of gender trouble.

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Class & Inequality

Our Top Ten Reads on Inequality in 2017

From the GOP tax bill to the resurgence of neoliberal economics, there are plenty of reminders that we are living in one of the most unequal times in modern history.

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Race

Our Top Stories on Race in 2017

In 2017, racism and xenophobia have played major roles in U.S. politics. As the year draws to a close, we present our top stories about race, immigration, and the dangerous ideology of white nationalism, from myths about Appalachia to racial capitalism to regimes of deportation.

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Literature & Culture

Our Most-Loved Culture Stories of 2017

Ten critical stories from 2017 that explore our present aesthetic moment: from the rise and fall of Milo Yiannopoulos to Instagram and the personal essay to The Handmaid's Tale and Drake.

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Poetry

Fall Poetry Microreviews

New poetry from Andre Bradley, Barbara Claire Freeman, Maureen N. McLane, Gabrielle Calvocoressi, and Amy King.

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Print Issues

Global Dystopias

If we have reached peak dystopia, then Global Dystopias might just be the handbook we need.

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