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The WINTER ISSUE is here! With Audrey Wollen on Joy Williams, Jessi Jezewska Stevens on Ágota Kristóf, Hermione Hoby on narratives of marriage and its dissolution, Andrew Chan on Joe Brainard's letters, and so much more. Read, share, and subscribe today. bookforum.com/print/3103

I wrote about Isabella Hammad’s Recognizing the Stranger, and alienation as a kind of beginning, for Bookforum Magazine bookforum.com/print/3103/i-t…

Sunday evening with Bookforum Magazine.

incredible review of the new Hollinghurst in the new Bookforum Magazine. David Kurnick bookforum.com/print/3103/the…

"Bodies in fact tend to stay in the ground, but stories return again and again. Words make us and unmake us." Jennifer Krasinski (Jennifer Krasinski) on Elfriede Jelinek’s "The Children of the Dead" Bookforum Magazine ow.ly/BSLM50UYAS8

I wrote about Vincenzo Latronico’s recently translated triumph for Bookforum Magazine

The Spring issue is here! David Velasco interviews sarah schulman, essays & reviews by Lidija Haas, Moira Donegan, Audrey Wollen, Harmony Holiday, @CharoShane, Sasha Frere-Jones, Hannah Black, Jessi Jezewska Stevens, and more. Read, share, and subscribe today. bookforum.com/print/3104

Today’s issue of Bookforum Magazine has an excellent review of The Aesthetics of Resistance - in my estimation the most immediate and necessary book of our time - courtesy of Kay Gabriel & Patrick DeDauw. 🔗👇

I wrote about Stephen Rodefer's Four Lectures for Bookforum Magazine, newly reissued by NYRB Classics bookforum.com/print/3104/col…

He’s reminding me to resubscribe to Bookforum Magazine now that I got my last print issue on the way in. He’s very alarmed about it!

In the new issue of Bookforum, Kay Gabriel and Patrick DeDauw review our three-volume translation of Peter Weiss's magnum opus, "The Aesthetics of Resistance," and comment on how necessary it is in this political moment. buff.ly/7pgfEAH

“She is constantly wresting received expectations from the reader, both in terms of how to tell a story, and of how to conceive of ourselves as sexual and political beings.” “Thrilled to Death” by Lynne Tillman (Lynne Tillman), reviewed in Bookforum Magazine ow.ly/yMIv50VItct

“Blouin’s political commitments are, in a way, absent of ideology; at heart, they are personal and emotional.” Hannah Black on a new reissue of Andrée Blouin’s 1983 memoir, “My Country, Africa: Autobiography of the Black Pasionaria,” for Bookforum Magazine ow.ly/evVC50VMJOj