Winner of the Utne Independent Press Award for 'Best Writing,' 2006.

n+1, Number Six: Mainstream

NIKIL SAVAL

Carla Blumenkranz

Helen DeWitt

Wesley Yang

Kirill Medvedev

Ilya Gridneff

Caleb Crain

Alexandra Heifetz

Gloria Fisk

Alex Gourevitch

n+1 Research

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

Marco Roth

Mark Greif

Emily Witt

Juan Villoro

Imraan Coovadia

Eli S. Evans

Philip Connors

Nicholas Dames

Katherine Sharpe

n+1 Foundation

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

Benjamin Kunkel

Keith Gessen

Sheila Heti

Mathias Énard

Kristen Dombek

Daniel Albert

Richard Beck

Elizabeth Gumport

Bruce Robbins

Siddhartha, Deb

Our eleventh issue features an investigation into the cult of Cambridge poet J. H. Prynne, a short history of Argentina, notes on the uprisings in the Middle East and Midwest, and a memoir of two brothers, one of whom went to Afghanistan. It also features debut fiction and a memoir of working with Bourdieu on a "fanzine for sociology."

n+1 Issue 11: Dual Power

Luc Boltanski

Gemma Sieff

Yelena Akhtiorskaya

Kent Russell

Andrew Jacobs

Megan K. Stack

Amanda Claybaugh

Ken Kalfus

Burn your degrees! Demand sex class action. Against big babies at home and imbeciles abroad. Yelena Akhtiorskaya panics in a suitcase.

n+1 Issue 14: Awkward Age

Lawrence Jackson

Dayna Tortorici

Christopher Glazek

Adriana Camarena

Charles Petersen

Moira Weigel

Molly Fischer

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 Neurotcrats vs. the Grand Old Psychosis. In Memoriam: Shulamith Firestone.

n+1 Issue 15: Amnesty

Anand Vaidya

Hannah Tennant-Moore

Julia Grønnevet

Jeremy Kessler

Mikhail Shishkin

Marian Schwartz

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.

n+1 Issue 19: Real Estate

Kristin Dombek

Nell Zink

Sophie Pinkham

David Auerbach

Srinath Perur

Ross Perlin

Jedediah Purdy

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 after you.

n+1 Issue 23: As If

Ceridwen Dovey

Adam Ehrlich Sachs

Alejandro Chacoff

Matthew McNaught

George Blaustein

Emily Bass

Moira Donegan

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 Prickett reads the Stanford letters, Lizzie Feidelson deep cleans apartments.

n+1 Issue 26: Dirty Work

A.S. Hamrah

Judith Levine

Namara Smith

Gabriel Winant

Lizzie Feidelson

Nakul Krishna

Sarah Nicole Prickett

Jesse Ruddock

Galina Ryumbu

Elena Kostyleva

Roman Osminkin

Keti Chukhrov

Tobi Haslett

n+1 Issue 33: Overtime

Pankaj, Mishra

Barnaby Raine

Jill Crawford

Elizabeth Schambelan

Lyle Jeremy Rubin

Meghan O'Gieblyn

Jeanne-Marie Jackson

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