The 1915 Armenian Genocide endures in the very fabric of Turkish society—but who remembers and who takes responsibility?

For a brief moment, each one of us saw the possibility of the end of capitalism rather than the end of the world

What from outside seems an extraordinary feat of organization is nothing more than the everyday forms of collective life

The New Inquiry editors discuss last year’s so-called “Summer of Scam” and its endless aftermath

Reflections from a novelist who takes a seasonal job at an Amazon fulfillment center

An interview with Lauren Berlant

The first issue in our newsletter model

A conversation on how the Alt Lit scene’s documentation of sexual violence became a style of supposed sincerity

A Second Letter from Paris

Sarah Weinman’s new book questions the responsibility of fiction to fact

Two Letters on the Uprising in France

What do queer memes of a top shortage reveal about the racialized orders of desire and new directions for gay critique?

This issue is a return, to grounds for other departures

Stefano Harney and Fred Moten in conversation on the occasion of the Spanish translation of The Undercommons