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The Drift is a magazine of culture and politics
“The lit mag of the moment.”
—The New York Times
“A new gold standard for the literary magazine.”
—Jorie Graham
“The Drift incarnates a bracing new sensibility, as agile and mordant as it is intrepid.”
—Pankaj Mishra
“Gorgeous writing and maverick left political thinking—what more do you want from a magazine?”
—Wendy Brown
“A new generation’s memo—and a deservedly harsh one—to its elders.”
—Samuel Moyn
“The Drift introduces itself with maybe the most brilliantly acute, utterly devastating criticism of the self absorption of elite, liberal media ever written.”
—Richard Yeselson
“I feel implicated by this but it’s terrific.”
—Michelle Goldberg
Founded in June 2020, The Drift aims to introduce new work and new ideas by young writers who haven’t yet been absorbed into the media hivemind and don’t feel hemmed in by the boundaries of the existing discourse. Our issues, published three times a year, feature longform essays and cultural criticism, short fiction, poetry, interviews, dispatches, and extremely abbreviated reviews.
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| Author | Tri-Annual |
| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 172 |
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| Date Published | 1st February 2015 |
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9772691243004 |
| Publisher | Drift |
The Drift is a magazine of culture and politics
“The lit mag of the moment.”
—The New York Times
“A new gold standard for the literary magazine.”
—Jorie Graham
“The Drift incarnates a bracing new sensibility, as agile and mordant as it is intrepid.”
—Pankaj Mishra
“Gorgeous writing and maverick left political thinking—what more do you want from a magazine?”
—Wendy Brown
“A new generation’s memo—and a deservedly harsh one—to its elders.”
—Samuel Moyn
“The Drift introduces itself with maybe the most brilliantly acute, utterly devastating criticism of the self absorption of elite, liberal media ever written.”
—Richard Yeselson
“I feel implicated by this but it’s terrific.”
—Michelle Goldberg
Founded in June 2020, The Drift aims to introduce new work and new ideas by young writers who haven’t yet been absorbed into the media hivemind and don’t feel hemmed in by the boundaries of the existing discourse. Our issues, published three times a year, feature longform essays and cultural criticism, short fiction, poetry, interviews, dispatches, and extremely abbreviated reviews.