Nostalgia for Belief
The Italian filmmaker’s subversive work illustrates how we can interrogate power structures and winners’ narratives, even while working within the canon itself. By Michael O’Malley
Photo by Jack Anstey on Unsplash
The Time Travelers Are Not OK
Time travel may have started all in good fun, but its growing status as the only gimmick capable of saving humanity carries some troubling implications for what is being saved. By Charles Carman
Illustration by Katie Howerton
(Not) Just for Kids
When we return to beloved children’s books or discover new ones as adults, we make peace with our past selves and the people we’ve become. By Megan Foster
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Cocktail: Metamorphosis
A cocktail recipe by the Fare Forward editors
The Good-Enough Life
When we chase after greatness, who and what are we leaving by the wayside? Review by Heidi Klumpe
Propelled into Wonder
A poet-priest who loves the sea knows how to balance the regular rhythm of death and life with its wild turns. Review by Peter Lilly
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
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