— FEBRUARY 2012 —


— IN THE CURRENT ISSUE —

Baker packing wrapped bread into cartons, San Angelo, Texas, 1939 - Photo by Russell Lee. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress and the U.S. Farm Security Administration

Atomic Bread Baking at Home

by Aaron Bobrow-Strain

The history of sliced bread in America provides a cautionary tale for equating food intake with societal health.



— ALSO IN THIS ISSUE —

The Invisibility Artist by Elizabeth Greenwood

La Bibliothèque Impossible by Daniel Levin Becker

My Patron by Nick Hornby

Albert Einstein: a new poem by Matthew Zapruder


Michael Peck on Tommaso Landolfi

Nicolle Elizabeth on Julian T. Brolaski

Michael Casper on Gabriela Avigur-Rotem

Jeannie Vanasco on Walter Potter


Sam Farber interviewed by Katie Bachner

Chris Johanson interviewed by Natasha Boas

Ian Bogost micro-interviewed by Michael Thomsen

The Process: Ross Simonini in conversation with Brian DeGraw


Sedaratives with guest columnist: Weird Al Yankovic

Musin’s and Thinkin’s by Jack Pendarvis

Real Life Rock Top Ten by Greil Marcus

What the Swedes Read by Daniel Handler



“Comics” edited by Alvin Buenaventura

...and more.




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