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Spring 2014, Real Estate: Putin vs. Ukraine, Microsoft vs. AOL. Jedediah Purdy regrets, Kristin Dombek solves your problems, Nikil Saval redesigns your office. New fiction by Benjamin Kunkel and two scenes by Nell Zink. See More
Politics & Social SciencesRecessional, Fall 2009: the editors on Marxism, Mark Greif on gay marriage and abortion, Elif Batuman's epic "Summer in Samarkand" (Part One), Marco Roth on the rise of the neuronovel, Emily Witt on Mozambique's cinema... See More
Literature & FictionWinter 2013, Amnesty: Magazines are dead, long live magazines. Kristin Dombek on sex, drugs, and Ryan Gosling. Nikil Saval on China's Long Eighties. A report from the Anders Behring Breivik trial. Benjamin Kunkel on the... See More
Self-Improvement, Fall 2010: the editors on MFA vs. NYC literary culture and elitism, Kristin Dombek's "The Two Cultures of Life," an excerpt from Sheila Heti's How Should a Person Be?, Marco Roth on racism and American... See More
Literature & FictionMainstream, Fall 2007: Helen DeWitt's "Your Name Here," Wesley Yang on the Virginia Tech shootings, Caleb Crain's "Sweet Grafton," Mark Greif's "Only a Gore Can Save Us." The "hype cycle" as the emotional life of capitalism... See More
Literature & FictionThe third in a series of limited edition ebooks featuring hits from the n+1 archives, Solutions from Hell collects writing about the wars of the past ten years, as our Congress debates the question of whether our country... See More
Essays & CorrespondenceWhat Do You Desire? The n+1 Anthology - Volume II is a selection from the best of n+1, a Brooklyn-based magazine of politics, literature and culture, founded in 2004 and published thrice yearly. Volume II brings together... See More
Fall 2016, Dirty Work: Canvassing for Bernie, Hillary Rodham Clinton vs. welfare. Must Rhodes Fall? Why Are We In the Middle East? New Russian political poets. Judith Levine remembers Ginsberg v. New York, Sarah Nicole... See More
Fall 2015, As If: Syria before the deluge, Brazil after the dictatorship. Moira Donegan reviews Maggie Nelson, and a dolphin writes to Sylvia Plath. Remember: Just because Seymour Hersh is paranoid doesn't mean they aren't... See More