Journalism for Georgia Insider
Georgia on the Rise as an International Trade Hub
What New Legislation Can Mean for SNAP Recipients and Fresh Food Producers
A Forecast for Georgia Housing Trends
Journalism for SPIN
Carlos Alomar on the Black Engine that Powered Bowie at His Artistic Peak
Talking Sobriety and Reinvention with Rapper Niño Brown, Formerly Cortez Garza
Dr. Maria Parker, AKA Linqua Franqa, Diagnoses Schools with a Bad Case of Prison Conditioning
Statement of Record (StatORec)
“The Sisters Are In So Check the Front Line,” an Interview with Courtney Thorsson
“Dead We Will Not Give a Shit About Our Legacy,” an Interview with Debra Di Blasi
“Daedalus Would’ve Been Into AI,” an Interview with Michael J. Wilson
“A Legacy of the Art Life–And Magnificent Hair,” an Interview with Tosh Berman
“The Research Comes with the Psychology of the Characters,” an Interview with James Reich
“It’s the Accessibility I Like,” an Interview with Erika T. Wurth
“Language Itself is the Only Limit,” an Interview with Ben Azarte
“I Am A Rebel Language,” an Interview with Jennifer Maritza McCauley
Literary Essays
The Feeling and Fear of Inevitability: Rothacker on 9/11 (Brooklyn Rail)
An Essay, “On Process”: In Light of The Death of the Cyborg Oracle (invert/extant)
“Mon Cher, Apollinaire”: Jordan A. Rothacker’s Death Day Letter to the Father of Surrealism (Heavy Feather Review)
Book Passage: Rothacker on Beckett’s Fizzles (Cagibi)
Something Happened on the Day He Died: Jordan A. Rothacker on David Bowie (The Believer)
The Bard Lives On: On Anthony Burgess’ Nothing Like the Sun, John Reed’s All the World’s A Grave, and Jason DeBoer’s Annihilation Songs (The Believer)
My Favorite First Line (As It Ought to Be)
Picasso’s Masterpiece: Art in the Novel II (As It Ought to Be)
Art in the Novel: Thomas Bernhard’s Old Masters Through Don Delillo’s Point Omega (As It Ought to Be)
In Search of a Canon (As It Ought To Be)
Interviews with Writers and Artists
“I’m Done with Fiction”: A Conversation with Chris Kelso (Vol. 1 Brooklyn)
Unifying Sounds: John Vanderslice Interview on Glenn Hendler’s Diamond Dogs 33 1/3 (Bomb Magazine)
An Interview with Muntazer al-Zaidi, the “Shoe-Thrower of Iraq” (The Believer)
An Interview with Publisher and Writer James Reich (The Believer)
William E. Jones: Urgency and Impermanence (Guernica)
“In the realm of the imagination, the facts hold no currency.” An Interview with Jeff Jackson (The Believer)
The Disintegrations: Alistair McCartney with Jordan A. Rothacker (Brooklyn Rail)
Book Reviews
Olympus on Earth: Daniel H. Turtel’s The Family Morfawitz (Brooklyn Rail)
The Future Won’t Be Long by Jarett Kobek (Cleaver Magazine)
Semiotics Has Never Been More Thrilling: A Review of Binet’s The Seventh Function of Language (Guernica)
Buckskin Cocaine by Erika T. Wurth (Cleaver Magazine)
There’s Another Side to D. Foy, and It’s Absolutely Golden (Heavy Feather Review)
Eileen Myles’ Afterglow and Caroline Picard’s The Strangers Among Us (Cleaver Magazine)
A Review of Jennifer MacBain-Stephens’ The Messenger Is Already Dead (The Believer)
An Unnecessary Defense of William T. Vollmann’s Last Stories, and Other Stories (As It Ought to Be)
Assorted Journalism
The Nazis Went Down to Georgia (Flagpole Athens)