Inaugural issue. Polemics against the New Republic, McSweeney's, and the Weekly Standard. Mark Greif's "Against Exercise" and "Mogadishu, Baghdad, Troy." Keith Gessen's "Eggers, Teen Idol." Benjamin Kunkel's "Horse Mountain." Patrick Giles on James McCourt. And the first and only English-language translation of Vladimir Sorokin's The Norm.

n+1, Number One: Negation

MASHA GESSEN

Marco Roth

Mark Greif

Benjamin Kunkel

Keith Gessen

Sam Lipsyte

Vladimir Sorokin

Dushko Petrovich

Joshua Glenn

n+1 Research

The aftermath of Bush s second election. Theory after the fall. Literary readings: cancel them. Is J. M. Coetzee afraid of life? Elif Batuman brings Isaac Babel s last living relatives to California. George Scialabba massacres Christopher Hitchens.

n+1, No. 2: Happiness

DANIEL SMITH

Elif Batuman

Alexander Kluge

Peter Gizzi

Rachel Sherman

Peter Frankel

Pankaj, Mishra

James Wood's "Apologia Pro Vita Sua"; Andrew Bujalski on the real truth of independent filmmaking; Mark Greif's "Radiohead, Or the Philosophy of Pop"; Benjamin Kunkel's "Or Things I Did Not Do or Say"; Marco Roth's "Torture and Parenting"; Elif Batuman on Franco Moretti; plus Walter Benn Michaels on diversity and the first of the new batch of stories from Ludmilla Petrushevskaya.

n+1, Number Three: Reality Principle

Walter Benn Michaels

Meghan Falvey

J.D. Daniels

Michael T. Klare

James Wood

Siddhartha, Deb

Andrew Bujals

François Cusset

Lyudmila Petrushevskaya

Emily Votruba

Winner of the Utne Reader Independent Press Award for Best Writing 2006. Technological excess, from email to porn to blogs. Basharat Peer sees torture in Kashmir, Eli S. Evans watches television in Los Angeles. A fable by Benjamin Kunkel, fiction about nuclear proliferation, a report on flying cars.

n+1 Issue 5: Decivilizing Process

Nancy Bauer

Daniel Albert

Carla Blumenkranz

Imraan Coovadia

Rebecca Curtis

Eli S. Evans

Basharat Peer

Gemma Sieff

Literature & Fiction

n+1 Foundation

Obama as American Gorbachev; Roberto Bolaño canonized. Interviews with David Harvey and an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager. Molly Young takes adderall, Mark Greif eats locally, A. S. Hamrah sees every Iraq war movie.

n+1 Issue 7: Correction

ROBERTO BOLAÑO

thomas-bernhard

A.S. Hamrah

David Harvey

Wesley Yang

Frederick Seidel

Ceridwen Dovey

DJ/Rupture

Britt Peterson

Molly Young

Winner of the Utne Reader Independent Press Award for Best Writing, n+1 is a twice-yearly print journal of politics, literature, and culture.

n+1 Issue 8: Recessional

NIKIL SAVAL

Emily Witt

Juan Villoro

Philip Connors

Nicholas Dames

Katherine Sharpe

Paper Monument is a twice-yearly print journal of contemporary arts, published in collaboration with n+1. It is edited by Dushko Petrovich and Roger White, and designed by Project Projects.

Paper Monument #2

Christopher Hsu

Naomi Fry

Roger White

Andrew Berardini

David Giles

Jen Schwarting

Jessica Slaven

Loretta Staples

Gregory Warner

Arts & Photography

Paper Monument Communication, LLC

Who was the turn-of-the-century hipster? Who is free enough of the hipster taint to write its history without contempt or nostalgia? Why do we want to declare the neo-hipster moment over, when the hipster's "global brand" has just reached apotheosis? 
 A panel of writers invited the public to join an investigation into the rise and fall of the contemporary hipster. Their debate took place at the New School University in New York City. 
 In addition to the panel transcript, the book includes responses from critics Jennifer Baumgardner, Patrice Evans aka The Assimilated Negro, and Margo Jefferson, as well as essays on douchebags, Hasidism versus hipsters, the Hipster Feminine, and the sneaker shop Alife Rivington.

What Was The Hipster?: A Sociological Investigation

Politics & Social Sciences

Margo Jefferson

Dayna Tortorici

Christian Lorentzen

Jace Clayton

Reid Pillifant

Rob Horning

Jennifer Baumgardner

Patrice Evans

Rob Moor

Christopher Glazek

Anthropology

Featuring analysis of MFA vs. NYC literary cultures, pro-life vs. animal rights politics, the failure of California, the politics of white victimization, American elitism, and how an Indian management guru made his money. Also featuring fiction by Mathias Enard and Sheila Heti and four responses to Jonathan Franzen's Freedom.

n+1 Issue 10: Self-Improvement

Sheila Heti

Mathias Énard

Kristen Dombek

Richard Beck

Elizabeth Gumport

Bruce Robbins

The definitive history of Pitchfork, a report from the Gathering of the Juggalos, Kristin Dombek (author of "The Two Cultures of Life" from Issue 10) on the surprising sweetness of The Book of Mormon, and an excerpt from Helen DeWitt's new novel, Lightning Rods. Plus Mark Greif on Stanley Cavell and Carla Blumenkranz on Gordon Lish and new fiction, poetry, and reviews.

n+1 Issue 12: Conversion Experience

Kristin Dombek

ChaD Harbach

Lawrence Jackson

Helen DeWitt

Kent Russell

Gideon Lewis-Kraus

Alexander Borinsky

Yitzhak Laor

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