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BOMB Magazine | Anicka Yi by Eana Kim
1+ week, 5+ day ago (400+ words) Eana Kim Message from the Mud marks your first large-scale outdoor installation. What changed when you began working in an open ecological field? EK Storm King has such a strong history of monumental sculpture. How did you think about creating…...
BOMB Magazine | Sara Hinkley by Natalie Adler
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (601+ words) The Red Sacrament (Titan Books, 2026). Sara and I met through socialist organizing in our home city of New York, but we became fast friends over the agonies of making up guys and giving them problems. Below, we discuss the audacity…...
BOMB Magazine | Julie Buntin by Adam Dalva
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (563+ words) Famous Men (Random House, 2026). Like Marlena, Buntin's fabulous debut novel, Famous Men excels in its complex intersections of love, loyalty, and manipulation. Eventually, Will is forced to pick a side between advocacy and loyalty, and the novel becomes a referendum…...
BOMB Magazine | Valeria Luiselli’s Beginning Middle End
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (545+ words) Valeria Luiselli’s Beginning Middle End BOMB Magazine Valeria Luiselli’s Beginning Middle End A mother and daughter’s journey through Europe, family history, and literature itself. Valeria Luiselli’s Beginning Middle End (Knopf, 2026) Contrary to the simplified plot structure evoked by its title,…...
BOMB Magazine | Mary Harron by Carlos Valladares
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (437+ words) Carlos Valladares Did writing for punk magazines and being a critic in the 1970s prepare you to take on the story of Valerie Solanas and her encounter with Warhol’s circle? CV Were you aware of Valerie Solanas and the SCUM Manifesto…...
BOMB Magazine | Alex DiFrancesco by Jennifer Wortman
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (208+ words) The Grief Shop (Seven Stories Press, 2026). Jennifer WortmanI've always found your writing emotionally rich and tender, and The Grief Shop is no exception. How did you navigate the challenge of writing about an emotionally numb protagonist and world while still…...
BOMB Magazine | Natalie Adler by Rebecca van Laer
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (610+ words) Waiting on a Friend (Hogarth, 2026). Rebecca van LaerWe met in grad school, which is where we both learned analysis and critique: how to be haters. I have a two-part question: What did you learn there that helped you write your…...
BOMB Magazine | Sandra Mujinga by Camille Bacon
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (251+ words) Sandra Mujinga’s exhibition Skin to Skin at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna, Austria, carries forth her sustained skepticism around the ostensible valors of visibility and proposes repetition and multiplication as vehicles of concealment. Women by Women, a series of interviews…...
BOMB Magazine | Molly Bendall by Claire Dougherty
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (1277+ words) Molly Bendall by Claire Dougherty BOMB Magazine Molly Bendall by Claire Dougherty The poet as double agent. Part two of Turncoat (Omnidawn, 2025), Molly Bendall’s sixth collection of poetry, opens with “Barbara’s Turn,” a balletic prose poem inspired by Christian Petzold’s…...