Fraying at the Seams: Conversion Stories as Comfort Reads
By Culture Issue 125
Most days, belief in anything beyond the day before me felt unfathomable. But my disorientation presented me with an opening, a paradoxical invitation to entertain what I would typically have considered beyond the barometer of belief.
Read MoreMissing Parts
By Essay Issue 125
As children, we did not say God in anger. God was ____, was holy, meant revelation, infinity, abyss, also ______ too powerful to utter.
Read MoreRevision of Seven
By Poetry Issue 125
I think you should not be afraid
Read MoreGood Samaritan
By Poetry Issue 125
Let’s be grateful for doorstops.
Read MoreParable
By Poetry Issue 125
The father makes coffee, weary and quiet,
as the child tries to imitate his grief.
8 (Song, with Constellations)
By Poetry Issue 125
Your name is splashed across the sky at night, / like some kind of petty graffiti,
Read More7 (Song, with Lion)
By Poetry Issue 125
Once I had an enemy. I felt / a little bad about it, even then.
Read MoreArthur Yanoff
By Visual Art Issue 125
In Judaism, we are taught to not fully complete an object, to leave a sliver incomplete until Moshiach (the Messiah) comes to help us rebuild the Temple. As I relate this to my paintings, I am not sure they are truly finished.
Read MoreLadybugs
By Poetry Issue 125
It’s the first death for each of them,
but the crash of sorrow into happiness
Christian de Boschnek
By Visual Art Issue 125
Hardly anything is not fragile now; the world may be in the most fragile state of our lifetime.
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