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A City Bigger Than a Bomb: Dispatch from Beirut
Maaysra, Lebanon. The site of an Israeli air strike that destroyed a house and killed fifteen people in the small village of Maaysra, north of Beirut. Hezbollah installed a poster blaming the United States for the deaths. Photograph by Jaco...
Charles Brockden Brown Declares Independence
Fire (circa 1805), William Blake, The Morgan Library via Wikimedia Commons.
By Ed Simon
The philosopher’s stone, desired by alchemists for its mythic ability to transmute lead into gold, was once in Philadelphia. Johannes Kelpius—mystic,...
Making of a Poem: Zain Baweja on “Gloss”
In our series Making of a Poem, we ask poets to dissect the poems they’ve contributed to our pages. Zain Baweja’s “Gloss,” which appears in our Summer issue, no. 256, plays with the etymological lineage and various translations of the word...
The Hydration-Break World Cup
A hydration break during Netherlands versus Tunisia at the 2026 World Cup. Photo by elisfkc3, via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
By Jonathan Wilson
It is axiomatic that countries hosting the World Cup try to put their bes...
César Aira’s Art of Not Editing
Photograph by Nina Subin.
César Aira coined the term “the flight forward” (huirhacia adelante) to describe his deceptively simple writing process. Every morning he writes for one hour at a local Buenos Aires café and then in the evening he...
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