We’re happy to announce that Issue 79 is now available! Issue 79 features creative work by:
- Barrett Bowlin
- Victoria Chang
- Susanna Childress
- Robert Cording
- Sarah Johnson
- W. Todd Kaneko
- Keith Leonard
- Maxim Loskutoff
- Jamaal May
- Dzvinia Orlowsky
- Paisley Rekdal
- Christa Romanosky
- Austen Rosenfeld
- Natasha Sajé
- Margot Schilpp
- B.T. Shaw
- Nicomedes Suárez Araúz
And critical pieces by:
Revaluation
- Jason Berger, The Political Fantastic: Žižek, Fantasy, and a New Autonomous Aesthetics
Surveying the Field
- Walt Hunter, Lyric and Its Discontents
- Martin Puchner, The New Modernist Studies: A Response
Special Focus: China and the Humanities Today
- Wang Ning, Translating Modernity and Reconstructing World Literature
- Liu Kang, “Dinner Party of Discourse Owners”: China’s Intellectual Scene Today
- Sheng Anfeng, Reading between Images and Worlds:
An Interview with W. J. T. Mitchell
There are several ways you can read the issue:
- If you already have a subscription (including institutional access), you can read it online here.
- You can also purchase a subscription or individual copies of the issue through the Duke University Press website.
We hope you enjoy the issue!
The Minnesota Review 