POETRY/FICTION/NONFICTION

1. Forty Steps–K. Anis Ahmed

2. You eat with your fingers–Joy Katz

3. Elected Body–Kevin Prufer

4. California Deep End–David Wojahn

5. At the Large Mart–James Hughes

6. Stone Cold Dead (in the Market): Fleecie's Bop–Johathan C. Smith

7. Changing Up on a Blues Guitar–Johathan C. Smith

8. Lo! A Hot Wind Blows from the Bronx–Albert Desetta

9. Said and Done–Martha Hollander

10. Otter and Bear–Martha Hollander

11. Couples–Sharon Wahl

12. How I Got Killed–Matthew Sharpe

13. Letter to Rodrigo–María Inés Zaldívar

14. Morón–E. Shaskan Bumas

15. Brancusi in Chicago–Juan José Daneri

16. Ship Shape–Juan José Daneri

17. Ocelot–Juan José Daneri

18. On a Portrait of Roxolana de Tiziano, Location Unknown–Gonzalo Millán

19. Hotel Aspen–Gonzalo Millán

20. The Dead City–Marina Arrate

21. The Wolf Man––Marina Arrate

22. Cyclones–Anthony Butts

23. Spellbound–Anthony Butts

24. Not as Beautiful–Rosa Maria Arenas

25. He reads her the definition–Rosa Maria Arenas

26. The Snake King and the Stagbeetle Queen–Rosa Maria Arenas

27. You Talk/I'll Listen–Rosa Maria Arenas

28. To Andrew Forge, In Receipt of his Wash Drawing, Life-size, of the Huge Dobsonfly (Corydalus cornutus)–John Hollander

29. Carlos Fuentes Lemus: An Abbreviated Life–E. Shaskan Bumas

30. My Son: A Man until the Very End–Carlos Fuentes

31. 4 A.M. Words–Carlos Fuentes Lemus

32. The Last Generalist: An Interview with Richard Powers–Richard Powers with Jeffery J. Williams

ACADEMOSTARS

33. Stanley Agonistes: An Interview With Stanley Fish–Stanley Fish with Jeffrey J. Williams

34. Citizen Berlant: An Interview with Lauren Berlant–Lauren Berlant with Andrew Hoberek

35. New New York Intellectual: An Interview with Louis Menand–Louis Menland with Jeffrey J. Williams

36. Academostars Are the Symptom: What's the Disease?–Sharon O'Dair

37. The Star System Revisited–David R. Shumway

38. Name Recognition–Jeffrey J. Williams

39. Star Gazing–Ann Pellegrini

40. From the Organic to the Celebrity Intellectual–Tania Lewis

41. The Times Magazine and Academic Megastars–Tim Spurgin

42. Andrew Ross, Cultural Studies, and Feminism–Susan Fraiman

43. What Do Graduate Students Want?: John Guillory and that Obscure Object of Desire–Gregg Lambert

REVALUATIONS

44. "I couldn't possibly love such a person": Judith Butler on Hegel–Bruce Robbins

PROVOCATIONS

45. The Gender Gap in the Academic Labor Crisis–Felicia Carr

46. Canadian Universities and Access 2000–Ellie Kennedy

47. Eyes on the Skies–Bruce Robbins

SURVEYING THE FIELD

48. The Dilemma of Contemporary Cultural Studies–Grant Farred

49. Punk's Not Dead (on Sabin, et al.'s Punk Rock)–Stacy Thompson

50. Being There with Elaine Scarry (on Scarry's On Beauty)–Lawrence Rothfield

51. KAREN PIPER/ L.A. (on Davis's Ecology of Fear)–Karen Piper

52. The Elite Card (on Reed's W.E.B. Du Bois and American Political Thought)–Kenneth Mostern

53. Jameson and Method (on Jameson's Brecht and Method)–Anthony Jarrells

54. Getting (The) Man Off (Our) Eyeball (on Maxwell's New Negro, Old Left and Mostern's Autobiography and Black Identity Politics)–Jeannine Delombard

55. Escape from Politics (on Rhodes's Structures of the Jazz Age)–Cathy Birkenstein-Graff

56. Weeping Men (on Ellison's Cato's Tears)–Vicki Olwell

57. "Behind the Scenes!: Exploitation Film Exposed" (on Schaefer's History of Exploitation Films, 1919-1959)–Rachel Adams

58. Rhetoric Run Riot (on Bernard-Donals' The Practice of Theory)–Dion Cautrell

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