An international quarterly magazine of politics, culture, literature and the arts published at Skidmore College
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Our Fall-Winter special issue, number 232-233, centering on personal essays on film, is out now!

An excerpt from Afterword: Nine Summers at the Bennington Writing Workshops

Annie Dillard and Ralph Ellison

Where Are We & What Is To Be Done?

Salmagundi # 230-231

On “Generation Jones” and Social Change

Many Thousands Gone*

Salmagundi #228-229 (Fall 2025 - Winter 2026)

On Jewish Evil

Salmagundi #228-229 (Fall 2025 - Winter 2026)

Partisanship & Denial:

A Response To Andrew Sullivan and Finally Getting It

Salmagundi 218-219, Spring-Summer 2023

The Praxis of “Practice”

Salmagundi 216-217, Fall 2022 - Winter 2023

The Pleasures of Censorship

Salmagundi 214-215, Spring - Summer 2022

A Selection from Elias Canetti’s The Book Against Death

Susan sontag

Women, The Arts, & The Politics of Culture

An Interview with Susan Sontag

Salmagundi No. 188/189, 2015

Wielding the Lyric

On Now It’s Dark

The Home Key #24

E-Spatially: An Interview with Louis Chude-Sokei

The Air Felt Different: From Theory To Practice

Salmagundi # 230-231

The Mango Tree

Salmagundi # 230-231

A World on Film

Hamnet

Salmagundi # 230-231

Dancing in the Dark

Salmagundi # 230-231

Four Poems

Station Stop, What You Meant To Say, Oh, Giselle, & That Dreamer

Salmagundi # 230-231

Two Poems

Mother, Father & Ganymede

Salmagundi # 230-231

Philip Roth & David Remnick

Getting Personal

Salmagundi # 230-231

Balls of String/Stop me if you’ve heard this one before

Salmagundi # 230-231

Bajo Control

Salmagundi # 230-231

The “Lost Girls” of the Yellow Book*

Salmagundi #228-229 (Fall 2025 - Winter 2026)

Five Poems

Salmagundi #228-229 (Fall 2025 - Winter 2026)

Notes on a Photograph from 1884

Salmagundi 218-219, Spring-Summer 2023

A Thousand Gentle Smotherings

Salmagundi 216-217, Fall 2022 - Winter 2023

What Lurks Below the New Class War

Salmagundi 214-215, Spring - Summer 2022

The Super-Ego in the Green World

A Brooklyn Bovary

(As Told by Her Son)

Chase twichell 448

“Sad Song”

Emerging from Censorship

Salmagundi No. 100, Fall 1993

The Mess at PEN America

The defense of free expression must be viewpoint-neutral and consequence-agnostic, or it will be nothing

Hypocrite Lecteur

Salmagundi # 230-231

Chaim Soutine Has a Terrible Stomachache

Salmagundi # 230-231

Skylark

Salmagundi # 230-231

The Overlook

Salmagundi # 230-231

Four Poems

Safe Word, The Day, Sketch, & Endowed Chair

Salmagundi # 230-231

Ode For Trump

Salmagundi # 230-231

The Home Key #23

An Interview with Brendan Canty