Sitemap - 2025 - The Drift
Surviving the intellectual apocalypse
Israel's archaeological apartheid: an update
"Crime talk is never just about crime"
"Autumn came with the idea, somehow"
It's November 18 for the 1,403rd time
An innate, unmediated, innocent lust
The weaponization of food in Sudan
My father, my father, my father
You're Invited: Celebrating On the Calculation of Volume: Book III
Erik Baker on not giving a f*ck
What it is like to starve in Gaza
"Something happened to me / related to difficulty"
Close reading angry political posts about Love Island
Hamada Shaqura on cooking in Gaza
"I still want a part of desperate living"
Tope Folarin on political faith
Catch us at the Brooklyn Book Festival on Sunday!
Celebrating three Drift contributors on the National Book Awards longlists
Mentioned this week: A drifter who may or may not sometimes transform into a crow
"The state has become his dick"
Mentioned this week: a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy, and more
Democratic participation and governmental accountability
"The poem is for asking questions and being unsure"
Eman Abdelhadi on the future of pro-Palestine politics
Issue Fifteen launch party tonight!
"The misfires of adult transmission"
Collapsing the urban-rural divide
One week until our Issue Fifteen launch party!
Nikhil Pal Singh on American democracy
Adam Tooze on the Trump economy
Jamie Hood on the rehabilitation of rape culture
Mitch Therieau on the White House's agit-slop
Gaby Del Valle on ideological conflict in MAGAworld
Elisa Gonzalez on the Fourteenth Amendment and its enemies
Jake Bittle on the end of climate policy
"One edge of the climate crisis"
Piper French on Trump's Department of Justice
The Drift's first poetry reading
From capitalist pigs to poisoned puppies
"The border itself as a site of violence"
Mentioned this week: Richard Dawkins, Mill City Museum, the Twelve Tribes, and more
The campus protest movement, one year later
"Preparation is a form of building power"
How to live with them, and without them
Save the date: what was Twitter?
Close reading ChatGPT's "metafiction"
When The Drift took on Dr. Fauci…
The first five years of The Drift – and the next five
State violence and the university
"Writers do well when we cast ourselves as villains"
Sophie Madeline Dess on siblings, obsessions, and her debut novel

