Mars Review of Books is a literary and cultural criticism publication running long-form essays on AI risk, the modernist novel, psychoanalysis and literary theory. Readers get dense, discursive reviews and essays that engage with contemporary books and ideas from a literary perspective.
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A literary and intellectual magazine's newsletter featuring essays, criticism and interviews on politics, technology, books and culture. Issues pair new pieces from the magazine with curated archive articles and writer interviews.
An independent archive of literary criticism offering close readings of recent novels, with attention to form, narrative structure and the devices authors rely on. Issues include single-book reviews and a critical overview of the Booker shortlist.
A literary criticism newsletter publishing serialized essays on modernist and twentieth-century novels, including dictator novels, Romanian avant-garde fiction and Italian fiction under fascism. Readers get close, theory-informed readings of individual works framed within thematic series.
A literary newsletter offering close readings and essays on authors from Wordsworth and Thomas Wolfe to Gibson, Pynchon and contemporary internet fiction. It traces textual echoes, genre conventions and how literature represents technology and memory.
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