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Jesse Nathan

Jesse Nathan

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Total articles 129

  • Short Conversations with Poets: Dong Li

    By Jesse Nathan| McSweeney's Verified There is so much beyond words. There are actually no adequate words for the full complexity of human feeling, for the arcane details of a distant memory, or the colors of the sky. Blue doesn’t really cut it, but most often it’s the best we have. Poems, then, are the last stop before silence. After that, the train goes beyond words, and often beyond any form of representation.

    By Jesse Nathan · McSweeney's

    Mar. 05, 2025

  • Short Conversations with Poets: Matthew Zapruder

    By Jesse Nathan| McSweeney's Verified Mahmoud Darwish called clarity the greatest mystery. Matthew Zapruder writes poems that are precise in their architecture and mysteriously limpid in their meanings. And full of avowals, resistances to any final conclusiveness, open to—even when saddened by—the endless mutability of things. A mutability that seems to call up in him an energy of doubt, and because he seems at heart a poet of praise, there is a gorgeous melancholy to the pictures of the world he paints in words.

    By Jesse Nathan · McSweeney's

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Short Conversations with Poets: Dong Li

    By Jesse Nathan| McSweeney's Verified There is so much beyond words. There are actually no adequate words for the full complexity of human feeling, for the arcane details of a distant memory, or the colors of the sky. Blue doesn’t really cut it, but most often it’s the best we have. Poems, then, are the last stop before silence. After that, the train goes beyond words, and often beyond any form of representation.

    By Jesse Nathan · McSweeney's

    Mar. 05, 2025

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McSweeney's

McSweeney's is an independent nonprofit publishing company based in San Francisco, founded in 1998 by Dave Eggers. It began with the literary journal *Timothy McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern* and has grown into a diverse publishing house that supports emerging writers and innovative storytelling. The company publishes a range of literary journals, including its flagship *Timothy McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern*, and has released novels, poetry collections, and anthologies that often feature experimental designs. McSweeney's also offers digital content through *McSweeney’s Internet Tendency*, a humor website, and previously produced *The Organist*, an arts and culture podcast. With a focus on accessibility and underrepresented voices, McSweeney's aims to provide a platform for unconventional authors and narratives.

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Founded: 1998