Issue Content

Volume 39, Number 5
July/August 2018

Focus: Secular Writing

Ranjan Ghosh's Introduction to Focus: What Secular?

Vincent P. Pecora's "The Secular, the Post-Secular, and the Literary"

Clayton Crockett's "What is Postsecularism?"

Bradley B. Onishi's "Witness:The Sacrality of Secular Writing"

Carl Raschke reviews Wendy Brown's Undoing the Demos

Jeffrey W. Robbins's "The Secular as a Spiritual Worldiness"

Michael Marder's "The Writing Dump"

Akeel Bilgrami "Secularism: A Genealogical Analysis"

Tabish Khair's "Secularism is Inseparable from Religion"

Sumana Roy's "Amit Chaudhuri and the Unconstitutional Secular"

Book Reviews

Rachele Salvini reviews Rosalie Kearns's Kingdom of Women

Rusty Barnes reviews Linda H. Heuring's A Woman Walked into the Bar

Jeffrey Cyphers Wright reviews Marc Jampole's Cubist States of Mind/Not the Creulest Month

Cindy Hochmans reviews Sheila E. Murphy's and Michelle Greenblatt's Ghazals 1-59 and Other Poems

Daniel T. O'Hara reviews W.S. Merwin's The Lice (Fiftieth Anniversary Edition)

Laura Westby Cannon reviews Barbara Browning's The Gift

Stephanie Rauschenbusch reviews Michael Collins's Appearances

Kristina Marie Darling reviews Kate Greenstreet's The End of Something, Karla Kelsey's Of Sphere, and Sarah Ann Winn's Alma Almanac

Jane Rosenberg LaForge reviews Kat Meads's Miss Jane: The Lost Years

Tim Horvath reviews N.J. Campbell's Found Audio

Karen Corinne Herceg reviews Jorge Armenteros's The Roar of the River

Jen Coleman reviews James Sherry's Entangled Bank

Departments

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