Jackson Lears: One Hundred Seconds
Editor's Note — Summer 2020

Current Exhibit: Six Moons

Selections from our Fall 2020 issue…

Field Notes from a Pandemic: Call of the Killdeer
Ben Miller
For more than two years, to perpetuate the writing life, I have worked as a support specialist--or secretary--in a small (one doctor, two nurse) twenty-four-hour telehealth ICU unit that ordinarily assists the ICU staff at thirty-four small hospitals spread across the Midwest.

Cats and the Existential Struggle of French Philosophy
Andy Martin
One day in the spring of 1961, Claude Lévi-Strauss and Roman Jakobson met in Paris to extinguish poetry.

Two Poems
Stephanie Burt
Someone will probably love you for who you are,
If not, you'll still find friends,
friends who, given time, or given warning,
will probably gather around you, hold your hands,
and wrap you in soft coats and blankets till the violence
inside your body ends.