The Yale Review

Audrey Wollen reviews David Marx's Blank Space .

A university professor on what we lose when we lose the book as a physical medium.

Christopher Sorrentino explores how AI helped him revive his writing process and renovate the novel as an experimental form.

Ayad Akhtar, Daniel Kehlmann, and Meghan O'Rourke discuss the creative and social ramifications of the LLM era, from changes in our cognition to shifting…

Melanie Mitchell probes the jagged landscape of AI and its uncertain future.

A short story by Jen Silverman:

He was overshadowed by O'Hara and Ashbery in his lifetime. But James Schuyler's poems - diaristic, forgetful, minutely attentive - feel made for a moment…

Bilge Ebiri explores filmmaker Terrence Malick's vision of grace and his far-ranging influence on American cinema.

An essay by Todd Gitlin: "For him, communism was insurgency and solidarity-a way of life and a morality, not an economic or political arrangement."

Dan Fox on learning his family's many-layered language and picking up a portable inheritance.