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Obviously the primary thing making us - I mean the relatively conscious among us - sick is the fate of the Palestinian people. But this is also a terrifying, disorienting education in our own impotence.

Why are the governments of the world — with a single exception — allowing Israel to starve Gaza?

Tobi Haslett “This was open black revolt: simultaneous but uncoordinated, a vivid fixture of American history sprung to life with startling speed.” nplusonemag.com/issue-40/polit…

Israel has normalized burning people alive.

If an 11-year-old Israeli influencer—a girl who delivered food and toys to displaced children—had been killed, the Empire State Building would be lit up for her. Her face would be on the homepage of every US news outlet. Her name would be on the tongue of every US politician.

Friends in New York, join us if you can Book launch: Motherhood and Its Ghosts Iman Mersal & @ Dayna Tortorici Tuesday, May 27, 2025, @7:00 PM. Books Are Magic 122 Montague StreetBrooklyn, NY, 11201 @dtortoric Transit Books n+1 Robin Moger Sterling Lord Literistic

I’ll be at Books Are Magic tonight with Iman Mersal for the launch of her beautiful book “Motherhood and its Ghosts,” excerpted in issue 50 of n+1. We’ll also talk about “Traces of Enayat” which we also excerpted in the magazine. 7 PM!

We need an immediate, total shutoff of US assistance to Israel. Anyone who can't openly demand this is not really "critical of Netanyahu," "troubled by the situation," etc.

Tomorrow! Issue 50 contributors Lisa Borst, Gillian Linden, liusanity 囧, Iman Mersal, sarah miller, Gemma Sack, and Colin Vanderburg will read. Then: a party! nplusonemag.com/online-only/ev…

Really excellent, lucid, winning piece on "crisis lit" and literary studies by Colin Vanderburg in the new n+1:

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I reviewed Sophie Gilbert’s book “Girl on Girl,” on the recreational misogyny of pop culture in the 2000s, for this week’s The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…

“Girl on Girl,” by the critic Sophie Gilbert, is the latest and most ambitious of recent feminist reappraisals of the 2000s. In it, she considers the impact pop culture—and porn—had on millennial women. nyer.cm/GIvp91b

utopia in our time!

“At each canvassing shift, I would ask volunteers to share one thing that excited them about the campaign. I want a rent freeze. I’m excited for free childcare. I want cheap groceries. I support Palestine. I just want a normal person as mayor.” nplusonemag.com/online-only/on…

the state of islamophobia in america is so fucking unchecked man. none of the shit you people are saying about zohran should be acceptable in civil society