The Review is famous as an arbiter of taste and quality. But the publication utterly fails to seriously engage with books and the publishing industry.

Human creativity can only flourish once basic needs are met. Because all creators have to worry about healthcare, childcare, and housing, usually the most privileged are the ones whose work gets made.

‘I Have Something to Tell You’ provides a blueprint for an LGBTQ politics whose only challenge to American empire and capitalism is that our most oppressive institutions should be queer-affirming.

For too long, women of color and other marginalized people have vomited out their tales of trauma and woe. The time has come to stop telling our stories, to stop asking for empathy, and simply demand systemic changes.

Developments in Florida and Illinois show how land is valued only as capital. What if we thought of land use differently?

Gay marriage was a victory, we’re told—but a victory for what?

How nostalgic fantasies about the “authentic” New York City obscure the real-world place.

Donald Trump, amnesia, and a capitalist fable.