ESSAYS

Lynne Tillman’s Memoir of Caring for Her Mother | The New Republic

The Consolations of the Illness Memoir | The New Republic

The First Year | The Point’s Quarantine Journal

In “The Collected Schizophrenias,” Esmé Weijun Wang Maps the Terrain of Her Mental Illness | The New Yorker

Pico Iyer’s Japanese Love Story, from Spring to “Autumn Light” | The New Yorker

Never Look Away Grapples with Germany’s Past | The New Republic

Truth Construction | n+1

Every Body Goes Haywire | n+1

The Transportive Power of the Cobbler Shop | The New Yorker

The Year of Hygge, the Danish Art of Getting Cozy | The New Yorker

First the Rape, Then the Rape Kit | Matter

What Was So Great About 1994? | The New York Times

Are Protests Against Israel Anti-Semitic? Ask the Germans | The New York Times

Getting to a Body Count Tasks More Than Math | The New York Times

When Struggling Families Spark Internet Rage | The New York Times

A Jewish Gefilte Christmas | The New Yorker

No-Budget Recipes | The New Yorker

Two Versions, One Heti | The Paris Review

How to Stop Time | The New York Times

This Is What a City Under Bombardment Looks Like | The New York Times

Radical Chic | The New York Times

How Doctors See the Syrian Civil War | The New York Times

Socialist Cowboys | The New Yorker

Reframing War | Conveyor

CRITICISM

An Earlier Age When the United States Kept Immigrants Out | The New York Times Book Review

Listening to Women’s Bodies | The New York Review of Books Daily

The Artist Who Captures the Sound of Political Terror | The New Yorker

                                                    Where Memory Leads by Saul Friedländer | The New York Times Sunday Book Review

                                                     'Unfamiliar Streets' and 'Touching Strangers' | The New York Times Sunday Book Review

                                   Group f.64,’ about Ansel Adams and Others, by Mary Street Alinder | The New York Times

Sunday Book Review

                                                'Zero Motivation' Satirizes Life in the IDF | Tablet

                                                     Who She Really Was: ‘She Left Me the Gun,’ by Emma Brockes | The New York Times

Sunday Book Review

                                                     Jewish Identities | The New York Times Sunday Book Review

                                                    'Decadal Variations' at Andrea Muslin Gallery | Tablet

                                                     Go East: Christian Petzold's 'Barbara' | The New Yorker