Rethinking Fandom
The sports-industrial complex has made sports worse for fans. Craig Calcaterra explores these problems and suggests a path forward. Review by Josh Alexakos
Saving the Protestant Ethic
Andrew Lynn's account of the faith and work movement covers both its highs and lows. Review by Charlie Clark
The Parking Lot Movie
A documentary about a parking lot challenges viewers to think about cars, capitalism, and human dignity. Review by Alex Rowin
Prayershreds
Bruce Beasley’s Prayershreds wrestles with language in hope of addressing divinity. Review by Aarik Danielsen
A Ballet of Lepers
Leonard Cohen’s posthumous collection of stories shows an artist wrestling with the pain of creating and considering the consequences of ignoring the artistic calling.
You Could Make This Place Beautiful
Poet Maggie Smith uses her memoir to tell a deeply personal story that nonetheless invites readers to make it their own. Review by Whitney Rio-Ross
A History of the Island
Eugene Vodolazkin once again makes the case for living in the present, this time on a grander scale. Review by Sarah Clark
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Confession in the Age of Scarcity Culture
A poem by Abigail Carroll
The Moon on Elba
Poet and translator Andrew Frisardi demonstrates the fertile soil of traditional forms in his newest collection of verse. Review by Tessa Carman
The Meaning of Singleness
Contemporary dialogue on singleness leaves a lot to be desired. Danielle Treweek aims to show a better way—and succeeds. Review by Jake Casale
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