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Post45 https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The Potential of Cliché The Potential of Cliché Under the Sign of Cliché: A Lover’s Discourse, A Lover’s Discourse, A Lover’s Discourse… Cottagecore Bob: Cliché and Queer Sanctuary in Robert Glück’s Garden Writing The Uses of Caricature in the Western Muslim Novel For the Love of Work: Reading for the Cliché Cliché’s Cringe: Aesthetic Judgment in Percival Everett’s Erasure Asian American Mass Culture Introduction: Sally Rooney Cluster Pynchon’s Malta Graduate Committees The Thinking Novel: Theme-and-Variations Form in the Contemporary Novel of Ideas Side Hustle: College Sports and the Future of Academic Labor Toward a Poetics of the Detainee Drag is the Medium [Outro] Multiplayer Lit/Multiplayer Crit Call for Papers: Post45 Graduate Symposium 2027 Burt Reynolds, Hollywood’s Southern Strategy Bernadette Mayer’s Photographic Counter-Memory Big Color Analytics: Privatization, Precarity, Pantone Hijacking Imaginaries: On Having Feelings for Decolonization Introduction to the Inaugural Prize Issue Interview: Teju Cole Interview: Sofia Samatar Introduction: Seeing Double: Editors in Postwar American Literature Introduction: Contemporary Culture After Data Science Introduction: Formalism Unbound Introduction: The Spirit of Capital in an Age of Deindustrialization “A list that reflects the world”: An Interview with Peter Blackstock Introduction: Design Culture Studies: Between Infrastructure and Image Introduction: Inventing the Middlebrow “What You See Is What You Get”: Wattstax, Richard Pryor, and the Secret History of the Black Aesthetic The Third Eye: Editorial Visions of the Draft Text Gag Reflexes: Sex Doll Slapstick and Fran Ross’s Oreo Mourning and Melancholia in the Anthropocene Ironies of Web 2.0 Glitch Ability: A Crip Poetics of Failure Afterword: Ten More Sites of Ambivalence in the “Open” “Escríbelo como si me lo estuvieras contando”: How a Mojado Writes a Cross-Border, Cross-Linguistic Narrative Feminist Poetry & Editorial Labor at Amazon Quarterly, Chrysalis, and Sinister Wisdom “Amazing Connection and Blazing”: The 1970s and 1980s Lesbian-Feminist Editorial Practices of Out & Out Books, Diana Press, and Aunt Lute Press “It’s Only Vanity if It’s Not Good”: Daisy Aldan and Women Midcentury Small Press Publishers The Effective Turn: Affect, Gender, and the Wages of the Labor Film An Introduction to Ambivalent Criticism “The Most Sympathetic Reader You Can Imagine”: William Maxwell’s New Yorker and the Midcentury Short Story The Chevalier and the Commahunter: Norman Holmes Pearson Edits Modernism Afterword Form Now: As Limit and Beyond The Programming Era: The Art of Conversation Design from ELIZA to Alexa Writer Conscious: Katharine S. White, Mary McCarthy, and Editing as Intimacy at The New Yorker Introduction: How to Be Now