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A sample issue of this magazine was sent to my college, and they passed on getting a subscription, and so when I returned from Sicily I found this in a free bin in the little cafe attached to the library. I read it in one day (today, Feb 2nd) because I had nothing else to do. Really, I started the Ottessa Moshfegh piece—the highlight of the LAST lit mag I read just a day before—at 6 AM and now at 4 PM I'm calling it quits. I don't particularly like this magazine. I think if I wanted Leftist comm...
Another great issue from The Baffler, although not my favorite. The short stories weren't really my taste this time around. And the articles were a bit too niche to make a significant impact on me. However, as always, quality work from great writers. This issue also had some of the best artwork and photography that I've seen. Some pieces of particular interest:Homeland by Nina BermanThe Locked Room by Ottessa MoshfeghClip-On Tie by David BermanWithering on the Vine by Thomas FrankThe New Man of
Excellent throwback piece from David Berman, Thomas Frank on-point as usual, some other great stuff, two fiction pieces were good and the poetry, as usual, kinda stunk.
