Features
- how Hong Kong protesters document police brutality (The Nation)
- how the Tumblr crackdown on adult content has affected the furry community (The Outline)
Criticism
- on the emergent Hong Kong nation (The Point Magazine)
- on Hong Kong Anglophone literature as minor literature (AAWW’s The Margins)
- on Japanese writer Emi Yagi’s debut novel Diary of a Void (Astra Online)
- on queer love in Ocean Vuong’s novel On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous (The Nation)
- how subtle asian traits demonstrates the incoherence of a monolithic Asian identity (The Outline)
- how Tidying Up with Marie Kondo exposes the cracks in commodity fetishism (The Outline)
- on Glossier’s relationship to capitalism (The Outline)
- on my deep and unabiding love for Zadie Smith’s work (The Outline)
- how a relatively misunderstood Chinese term offers insight into the political climate of Hong Kong (Popula)
Interviews
- Richard Jean So about whiteness in post-45 American fiction and cultural analytics (The Nation)
- Wu of Red Canary Song about sex work and the Atlanta spa shootings (The Nation)
- Eve L. Ewing about her poetry collection 1919 (The Nation)
- Garth Greenwell about epiphany and his story cycle Cleanness (The Nation)
- Sophie Lewis about pregnancy as work (The Nation)
- Yiyun Li about her latest novel, Where Reasons End (The Nation)
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