“The Postwar, 1945-1991” examines the world built and shaped by the atomic bomb and the economic and technological explosion following the allied victory in the Second World War in a varied and impressionistic manner. Featuring: Our third symposium with six writers, artists, and academics responding to nine questions; David Reid contributes an astounding survey on postwar culture in “Living in Eternity”; Jeff Hewitt’s reappraisal of Philip K. Dick reminds us that an uncomfortable amount of the social, technological, and political mayhem we face today was prefigured in Dick’s inimitable books; UCSF epidemiologist Andrew Moss remembers his London Adolescence framed by the Alderston marches and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; two Person-to-Person interviews give us detailed and incisive conversations with MacArthur fellow and multidisciplinary artist Alfredo Jaar as well as award-winning LGBTQ+ literary icon Sarah Schulman

Issue 04 is 58-pages
10.5” x 15”, 10 ounces

Printed in London. Published July 2023