Weijia Pan’s ‘Tokyo’
A new poem by Weijia Pan from the LARB Quarterly, no 49: ‘Traffic.’
LARB Lit
Fatimah Asghar’s ‘[i can’t fight]’
A new poem by Fatimah Asghar from the LARB Quarterly, no 49: ‘Traffic.’
Kyle Carrero Lopez’s ‘A Few Miles from Prison’
A new poem by Kyle Carrero Lopez from the LARB Quarterly, no 49: ‘Traffic.’
Eleni Sikelianos’s ‘Human Mornings’
A new poem by Eleni Sikelianos from the LARB Quarterly, no 49: ‘Traffic.’
Christina Davis’s ‘Vigil Strange’
From the LARB Quarterly no 49: ‘Traffic,’ a new poem by Christina Davis, dedicated to John H. Davis (1938–2006).
The Last of the Great Butterfly Collectors
‘Papilio nobilis, male.’
Advice from a Stunt Double
In this new story, a stunt double finds Brooklyn’s industrial backyard ripe for urban exploration, and for losing yourself along the way.
A Brief History of Flow
What the internet learned from television.
Consequences Accrue Downstream
The ongoing fight to restore the Colorado River Delta.
Oh No Babe, We Gotta Go
One poet’s journal entries during the 2025 L.A. fires.
How Does a Country Sound?
Reading Robert Frost in a newly independent South Sudan.
Fakes of the Future
Literary credibility in the age of AI.
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