A Little Life
In A Little Life, Hanya Yanagihara presents an argument for why some lives aren’t worth living. She gets it wrong. Review by Najma Zahira
Mary Poppins
Sixty years after it was released, Mary Poppins still highlights the important things in life. Review by Annie Joy Williams
The Black Utopians
In recounting the stories of black Americans who have sought to build utopias, Robertson reveals their absence of a true refuge in this world. Review by James E Cherry
Snakeshead, 1876-77. Designer: William Morris. Manufacturer: William Morris & Co. Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on Unsplash
Opening Remarks
Opening Remarks for Issue 32: Treasures on Earth by Sarah Clark
Photo by Sam Angel
The Fare Forward Interview with Jane-Coleman Cottone
The Fare Forward Interview with Jane-Coleman Cottone
Old Cottages at Pinner, 1885-1895 by Helen Allingham
By Any Other Name
In a culture so materialistic it misses out on what matters about the things it is so desperate to own, language can bring us closer to real love for the material world. By Marie Glancy O’Shea
Photo by James Coleman on Unsplash
Seeing and Unseeing the Icon
The long tradition of the icon in Eastern Christianity has sometimes baffled Western thinkers, but a sacramental understanding of the link between image and reality can shed some light on the mystery. By Jordan Parro