Issue 66 | March 2021

Conversations: Adam Kirsch and Aviya Kushner

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I think that belief in the eternal—in texts that will last—is something that can be felt across Jewish literature.

Virginia Woolf for FCC Chair!

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Woolf’s critique of media concentration, slyly embedded in Three Guineas (1938) is highly relevant today.

Conversations: Loie Rawding and Lauren Connell Johnson

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For me, the environments that contain our bodies dictate, to a certain degree, what we are capable of.

Stones of Witness: On Carolyn Forché’s In the Lateness of the World

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Poetry has the power to create a sense of clarity that is difficult, if not impossible, to replicate in rhetoric.

For Rachel Carson, Wonder Was a Radical State of Mind

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For Carson, bearing witness to nature, and responding with joy, excitement and delight, fostered a sense of humility.