1/ Our latest issue, “America,” explores how the U.S. presidential election affects the rest of the world, and the many ways the U.S. shapes political and cultural debates beyond its borders.

I too reviewed Intermezzo https://t.co/CJ3PlgeH3O

1/ For over a year, photographer Greta Rybus traveled the world documenting hot springs, thermal pools and public baths to understand our relationship to them.

Calling all reporters and writers! We're accepting pitches for two issues coming out early next year: "Bodies" and "Ghosts." These themes will be interpreted broadly — so, try us. We accept reporting, essays, fiction, and poetry. Learn more here:  https://t.co/F9362HYCCo

1/ Summer brings the promise of more time to read. There is never quite enough time, of course. But in the hope that life slows down — just enough — this month, we bring you a brand new fiction issue, full of exciting writing from around the world: https://t.co/W0YBY5kumh

1/ In the UK, property prize draws claim to offer a way out of the housing crisis. More often than not, these competitions are too good to be true, @kaurenlelly reports.

Calling all writers! We're accepting pitches for three issues coming out this fall: "America" (October), "Language" (November) and "Deadlines" (December). Not sure what we're looking for? You can find our pitch guide here:

"Brits are wearing the shirts, they are buying the hot dogs, they are fist-bumping American strangers and saying words like 'dawg.'" @ImogenWK goes to a baseball game in London for @thedialmag https://t.co/Gq5t1Hfot6

Congratulations to @ptullis, whose article "Nitrogen Wars" won Best Explanatory Reporting at this year's @absw awards “A piece that elegantly weaves many explanatory strands together, social, political and scientific, in a way that's hard to bring off” https://t.co/mHSD8l5T4U

THIS mom was accomplished and interesting, unlike all the other stupid boring moms

finally :)))

for her 90th birthday, here’s what Helen Vendler sent in for the 2017 LitHub article “90 Lines For John Ashbery’s 90th Birthday”: a perfect line, and a perfect paragraph of criticism🌺🌻🌹🌷🌼

As @henrosefield noted, @samirashackle's piece – about the equal pay disputes that have ended with multibillion pound payouts by UK councils - is a rare example of a story that is simultaneously very uplifting & very depressing. It's also extremely good https://t.co/ZKI9CxExDT

It's Christina!! Talking about Polynesia!! @cathompsn https://t.co/PhOOADqBFK

SO happy to have this in @gdnlongread today

More bitter memoir titles like these ones please

very very very satisfying

one v good part of editing is when you spend ages thinking about how to fix a sentence and then you realise that simply deleting the sentence makes the whole graf better

'when one subtracts from life infancy (which is vegetation), -- sleep, eating, and swilling -- buttoning and unbuttoning -- how much remains of downright existence? The summer of a dormouse.'

“Is it possible to have multiple first languages?" I asked. "I’ve been thinking of English, Kiswahili, Sheng’ and Dholuo as all being my first languages.” “I think,” said Ngũgĩ, “you are lying to yourself.” Tremendous profile by @careybaraka https://t.co/8j9yhiCVgb