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Fall 2018

Fall 2018

Volume 94, Number 3

The fall issue wrestles with ideas of survival in America. From communal grief that follows school shootings to the fight for asylum, to lived experiences at the intersection of race and class, how do we navigate life after trauma, across borders, and within systems?

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A Culture of No

By Justine van der Leun, Illustrations by Alan Vest

Fall 2018

The fate of people seeking asylum in the United States is determined not just by the legitimacy of their claims, but by where they land. This is the story of how one immigration court in Texas has shut the door on those seeking refuge in America.

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Reporting

Essays

Memoir

Quick Feet

By Kiese Laymon, Illustrations by Lauren Simkin Berke

Interviews

Fiction

More Fire

By Kwame Opoku-Duku, Illustrations by Nicole Rifkin

Merge

By Deborah Eisenberg, Illustrations by Nicole Rifkin

Poetry

Criticism

Photography

Author Profiles

Andres Gonzalez

Andres Gonzalez is a photographer, editor, and educator based in Vallejo, California. He is a Fulbright Fellow and the recipient of a Light Work artist residency.

Vu Tran

Vu Tran’s first novel, Dragonfish (Norton, 2016), was a NY Times Notable Book and listed as a San Francisco Chronicle Best Books of the Year.