Issue 29

Bottoms Up

Our fall 2017 issue has arrived. Read the table of contents.
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Bottoms Up

Contents

The Intellectual Situation

Politics

Essays

Fiction and Drama

Reviews

Letters

Featured Articles

Issue 29 Bottoms Up

The promise of ride-sharing is that it complements public transit. In practice, it eliminates it.

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  • Disrupt the Citizen
  • The Editors
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Fairouz in Exile
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  • Fairouz in Exile
  • Matthew McNaught
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New from n+1 Books

Other Russias

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  • Other Russias
  • Victoria Lomasko

  • The first collection of graphic journalism by artist and activist Victoria Lomasko.

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The n+1 / FSG books series

City by City and MFA vs NYC

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  • City by City: Dispatches from the American Metropolis
  • edited by Keith Gessen and Stephen Squibb

  • The state of our cities now, from San Diego to Syracuse.

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  • MFA vs NYC
  • edited by Chad Harbach.

  • Writers write. But what do they do for money? On the two cultures of American fiction.

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Paper Monument

A Journal of Contemporary Art

  • On Fire
  • Jonathan Griffin
  • An Excerpt from The Miraculous
  • Raphael Rubinstein
  • Toward A History (And Future) Of The Artist Statement
  • Jennifer Liese
  • What are you doing after?
  • The Editors of Paper Monument
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September 25, 2017
Take a Knee
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  • Take a Knee
  • Stephen Squibb
September 22, 2017
In-Between Locations
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  • In-Between Locations
  • Thomas de Monchaux
September 21, 2017
Stories of Excess
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  • Stories of Excess
  • Carlos Dengler
September 20, 2017
Obscurity of Purpose, Immediacy of Experience
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  • Obscurity of Purpose, Immediacy of Experience
  • William Harris
September 12, 2017
Indian Liberals Must Die
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  • Indian Liberals Must Die
  • Raghu Karnad
September 7, 2017

We always put the best part of ourselves in our books. The rest is gossip and trash.

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  • Kate Millett: 1934–2017
  • The Editors

The Magazine

Ten years of n+1

  1. Issue 29
  2. Bottoms Up
  3. Fall 2017
  1. Issue 28
  2. Half-Life
  3. Spring 2017
  1. Issue 27
  2. Deep End
  3. Winter 2017
  1. Issue 26
  2. Dirty Work
  3. Fall 2016
  1. Issue 25
  2. Slow Burn
  3. Spring 2016
  1. Issue 24
  2. New Age
  3. Winter 2016
  1. Issue 23
  2. As If
  3. Fall 2015
  1. Issue 22
  2. Conviction
  3. Spring 2015
  1. Issue 21
  2. Throwback
  3. Winter 2015
  1. Issue 20
  2. Survival
  3. Fall 2014
  1. Issue 19
  2. Real Estate
  3. Spring 2014
  1. Issue 18
  2. Good News
  3. Winter 2014
  1. Issue 17
  2. The Evil Issue
  3. Fall 2013
  1. Issue 16
  2. Double Bind
  3. Spring 2013
  1. Issue 15
  2. Amnesty
  3. Winter 2013
  1. Issue 14
  2. Awkward Age
  3. Summer 2012
  1. Issue 13
  2. Machine Politics
  3. Winter 2012
  1. Issue 12
  2. Conversion Experience
  3. Fall 2011
  1. Issue 11
  2. Dual Power
  3. Spring 2011
  1. Issue 10
  2. Self-Improvement
  3. Fall 2010
  1. Issue 9
  2. Bad Money
  3. Spring 2010
  1. Issue 8
  2. Recessional
  3. Fall 2009
  1. Issue 7
  2. Correction
  3. Fall 2008
  1. Issue 6
  2. Mainstream
  3. Winter 2008
  1. Issue 5
  2. Decivilizing Process
  3. Winter 2007
  1. Issue 4
  2. Reconstruction
  3. Spring 2006
  1. Issue 3
  2. Reality Principle
  3. Fall 2005
  1. Issue 2
  2. Happiness
  3. Winter 2005
  1. Issue 1
  2. Negation
  3. Summer 2004

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Regular dispatches from our contributors

September 25, 2017
Take a Knee
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  • Take a Knee
  • Stephen Squibb
September 22, 2017
In-Between Locations
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  • In-Between Locations
  • Thomas de Monchaux
September 21, 2017
Stories of Excess
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  • Stories of Excess
  • Carlos Dengler
September 20, 2017
Obscurity of Purpose, Immediacy of Experience
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  • Obscurity of Purpose, Immediacy of Experience
  • William Harris
September 12, 2017
Indian Liberals Must Die
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  • Indian Liberals Must Die
  • Raghu Karnad
September 7, 2017

We always put the best part of ourselves in our books. The rest is gossip and trash.

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  • Kate Millett: 1934–2017
  • The Editors
September 6, 2017
Source Code
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  • Source Code
  • Henry Freedland
September 5, 2017
A Recognition That We're All Getting Screwed
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  • A Recognition That We're All Getting Screwed
  • Vanessa Baker
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