Houman Harouni 8/6/19 Houman Harouni 8/6/19

Three Notes for John Berger

The years to come will inaugurate the search for a type of friendship in art, of which John Berger is, for now, a last great example.

Andrea Gregory 8/6/19 Andrea Gregory 8/6/19

Storage

I look like I don’t belong here. And I don’t want to belong here. I live in a nursing home with no clear exit plan.

Askold Melnyczuk 8/6/19 Askold Melnyczuk 8/6/19

The Sweater You Wear to the Dance: Reflections on Computers, AI, and You

When you cut a robot, does it not bleed? Well, actually, it doesn’t.

Joyce Peseroff 8/6/19 Joyce Peseroff 8/6/19

For Ifeanyi Menkiti

Here are two poems Ifeanyi published in Green House. They are playful and serious, languid and taut.

Thaila Ramanujam 8/6/19 Thaila Ramanujam 8/6/19

Alibi

What role did I, did all of us in the medical field, play in what had too quickly become routine death marches?

Tony Schwalm 8/6/19 Tony Schwalm 8/6/19

White Noise

I knew my next sentence would define me forever in their minds. Was their leader a racist? I had not in my twenty-three years on the planet ever been confronted with the reality of that flag.

Mosab Abu Toha 8/6/19 Mosab Abu Toha 8/6/19

How the Edward Said Library of Gaza Was Born

By the end of the day, what had once been the English department lay beneath a heap of rubble…