Features
Essays on arts and culture from around the world
I AM THE SPEAKER OF THE POEM: An Interview with Adele Elise Williams
The Capacity of Male Friendship in Hisham Matar’s My Friends
Liberation Pedagogy at the People’s University for Gaza
Seven Ages’ Madness
10 Novels to Understand Rural America
Analogy and Tragedy in Israel’s War on Gaza
The Sisters
A Moment That You Couldn’t Tell: Riding the Gradient of the Lyric Essay
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“Who is Without Echo?”: The Future Reader of Fady Joudah’s […]
Exchanging Names
Interviews
MQR staff and contributors engage in conversations with writers and thinkers across disciplines.
Love and Other Monsters: An Interview with Puloma Ghosh
I AM THE SPEAKER OF THE POEM: An Interview with Adele Elise Williams
The Universe, All at Once: An Interview with Salim Barakat
‘There Are Very Few Moments More Beautiful in This Life’: The Reckoning and Reverie of When I Waked, I Cried to Dream Again | An Interview With A. Van Jordan
Questions I Wrote for the Devil: An Interview with Ananda Lima
Memory and Lyrical Interludes: An Interview with Rebecca Makkai
On the Trickle-Down Effects of Trauma: An Interview with Katya Apekina
Discomposition: An Interview with Fred Moten
‘Those Cloudy Infinite Iterations of Self’: An Interview with Olivia Muenz
Identity to Affinity: A Conversation with Torrey Peters
Book Reviews
MQR staff and contributors provide insight into recent publications in the literary arts and humanities.
The Capacity of Male Friendship in Hisham Matar’s My Friends
An Agenda of Smoke in Willie Lin’s Conversations Among Stones
Seven Ages’ Madness
10 Novels to Understand Rural America
Border Wisdom: Ahmad Almallah at the edge of land, loss and language
“Light cannot escape its pull”: A. Van Jordan’s When I Waked, I Cried to Dream Again
Writing the Rest: Luiz Schwarcz’s Absent Moon
“Who is Without Echo?”: The Future Reader of Fady Joudah’s […]
Learning “how / to make a house of our ruin”: A Review of Caroline Harper New’s A History of Half-Birds
Beyond the Page: Decolonial Reading in How To Read Now
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