Joshua Parker, Robert A. Winkler Introduction: Notes on the Relation of Narrative, Environment, and Social Justice
Marija Krstic "Last Frontier. North to the Future." – Oil-Age Alaska and the Environmental Critique in Mei Mei Evans's Oil and Water
Nassim Balestrini The Cambridge Companion to Twenty-First-Century American Poetry. Edited by Timothy Yu (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021), xix, 246pp.
Sylvia Mayer Narratives of Resilience in Times of Climate Crisis: Angry Optimism and Utopian Minimalism in Kim Stanley Robinson's New York 2140 and Jenny Offill's Weather
Robert A. Winkler "Out there in that cabin in the middle of nowhere in Montana": Narrating the Geographical and Mental Deviance of the Unabomber
David Bebnowski Murray Rothbard's Populist Blueprint: Paleo-Libertarianism and the Ascent of the Political Right
Alexandra Hauke Black Im/Mobilization, Critical Race Horror, and the New Jim Crow in Jordan Peele's Get Out
Lena E. Leßlhumer Before Modernism: Inventing American Lyric. By Virginia Jackson. Princeton UP, 2023, 304 pp.
Sabrina Völz The 'Games' People Play: The Dangers of Holocaust Simulations and Thought Experiments in Nathan Englander's and Ellen Umansky's Short Stories
Leopold Lippert On Being Topped: Vulnerability and Pleasure in Ocean Vuong's On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous
Kosal Khiev, Iris-Aya Laemmerhirt, Martina Pfeiler Performing Vulnerability and Resistance in Spoken Word Poetry
Ralph Poole 'Ta, te, ti, toe, too': The Horrors of the Harsh Female Voice in 1950s Hollywood Comedies
Juliann Knaus The Dissolution of Racial Boundaries: Colonial Diction and Mixed-Race Representations in Natasha Trethewey's Thrall
