THE BELIEVER, VOLUME 9, ISSUE 5, JUNE 2011

Περιεχόμενα

An Occasional Hobo ROBERT ITO
Josiah Flynt Willard's incurable "go-fever" took him from jail cells to boxcars to the tables of Ibsen and Tolstoy
In the Atomic City MILLICENT G. DILLON
More than a half century later, an account of one junior physicist's coming-of-age in a secret nuclear facility.
What the Swedes Read DANIEL HANDLER
People Floating Near You SHEILA HETI & MISHA GLOUBERMAN
Offering insight into such human experiences as feeling not at all responsible while actually being completely responsible
Musin's and Thinkin's JACK PENDARVIS
The Forefather of Charm CHARITY VOGEL
"The Genuine Fakir of Ava," nineteenth-century America's most famous magician, was also the godfather of the modem game show
The Process SHEILA HETI
A conversation until artist Dorian Fitz Gerald about his painting Table Decorations, Oprah Winfrey Party for Sidney Poitier
"Comics" edited by ALVIN BUENAVENTURA
Reviews VARIOUS
Annie Julia Wymati on W.H.Auden, Stephen Burt on Dr. Seuss, Brandon Stosuy on Destroyer, Megan Pugh on Ted Berrigan, and Tag Savage on Sex Friends
Schema: A Family Tree of Literary Detectives
DOOGIE HORNER
Joe Sacco interviewed by HILLARY CHUTE
Lena Herzog interviewed by LAWRENCE WESCHLER
"Orange on the Nail": a new poem NATALIE SHAPERO
Jesse Ball interviewed by JESSE BALL
Sedaratives ADAM MANSBACH
Dan Harmon interviewed by TOPH EGGERS
Real Life Rock Top Ten GREIL MARCUS
Stuff I've Been Reading NICK HORNBY
Peter Galison microinterviewed by BENJAMIN COHEN