Sometimes Baffling, Sometimes Sublime: Sheila Heti’s Pure Colour
The author sets out to process the loss of a father—and ends up reimagining the universe
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Upholstery
Mrs. Naimer would swim the whole way across the lake and back, a feat everyone on the beach ignored on purpose
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The Second Coming of the Plants
Hear the piercing chorus of the cacti, the beat boxing of the giant redwoods. This is our lullaby for you, sprouts, and only you
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Living In Between Fat and Thin
In a society where size means everything, we are constantly negotiating to fit in
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What I Learned from a Fitting-Room Disaster about Clothes and Life
I still shop to save my soul, but I know now that what you wear is ephemeral—it’s insecurities that last a lifetime
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Whose Side Are You On, Anyway?
Meet the women who hate feminism
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Editor’s Note
Lauren Tamaki In his last years as prime minister, Pierre Trudeau criss-crossed the globe on a mission. Having spent much of his first twelve years in office trying to bridge …
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