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In the Land of Fiction and Fake News

By Elizabeth Mitchell

Lost for Words

By Stewart L. Sinclair

Poem About Human Habits of Consumption That Begins with Contemplating the Walnut in My Yard

Poetry by Felicia Zamora

Back Draft: Lisa Dillman

By Ben Purkert and Lisa Dillman

Rachel Riederer

Rachel Riederer is co-Editor in Chief of Guernica. Her writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The Nation, Best American Essays, and others.
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Interview Lit World

Rebecca Saletan: Magic and Mechanics

By Rachel Riederer November 5, 2014

The editorial director of Riverhead Books talks with Rachel Riederer about the intimacy of editing, hunkering down in the White House, and why book publishers remain essential in the digital age.

Commentary HumorPolitics

Celebrate Corporate Personhood!

By Rachel Riederer July 23, 2014

An address to mark the Freedom Summer of the corporate civil rights movement.

Class in America: The Fault Lines Essay ClassEducationWork & Money

The Teaching Class

By Rachel Riederer June 16, 2014

Teaching college is no longer a middle-class job, and everyone paying tuition should care.

Commentary Arts & CultureHumor

Guernica’s Shutdown-Blues Playlist

By Rachel Riederer October 9, 2013
Songs for the furloughed and frustrated.
Commentary GenderPoliticsUSA

Texas Hold Up

By Rachel Riederer June 27, 2013

A play-by-play of Wendy Davis’s filibuster, and why it made such great, heartening, and depressing absurdity TV.

Commentary Lit World

Salman Rushdie’s Happy Irreligion

By Rachel Riederer May 13, 2013

At an evening with the AAWW, the celebrated novelist shares thoughts on influence and identity, and offers advice to young writers

Commentary GenderPoliticsUSA

Rape and Rhetoric

By Rachel Riederer August 22, 2012

Todd Akin's comments highlight the danger of letting ideology create facts instead of the other way around.

Review Arts & Culture

Human Rights Horror Stories

By Rachel Riederer June 22, 2012

The scariest movies of the summer are at the Human Rights Watch film festival.

Review Asia & OceaniaClimate & Environment

Emergency in Slow Motion

By Rachel Riederer April 19, 2012

"The Island President," a new film about the crisis in the Maldives, wants to change the way we talk about climate change.

Commentary PoliticsRaceUSA

How the Million Hoodies March Quells Our Unreasonable Fears

By Rachel Riederer March 29, 2012

Hoodiephobia is real, irrational, racial—and that’s why the Million Hoodies March is so important.

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