Folios

Folio

The Analytic Lyric

Nine poets in conversation with psychoanalysis
Black-and-white illustration of a therapy couch
Folio

The Future of Nationalism

Four writers dissect its complex past—and its uncertain path forward
Folio

Is This Real?

Five writers on the line between fact and fiction

A Literary Gift in Print

Give a year of The Yale Review—four beautifully printed issues featuring new literature and ideas.
Give a Subscription
Folio

The Waste Land at 100

Selections from the archives
Folio

Ownership: An Introduction

Nine writers on the complexities of property
Eula Biss
Essays

The Black Shape Slumped in a Chair

Kerry James Marshall and the Taliesin murders
Aisha Sabatini Sloan
Essays

More Joy and Less Cool

What it means to be a skater
José Vadi
Folio

Resisting Category

A folio of Spanish-language fiction in translation
Folio

Poems on the Divine

Nine poets at the edge of the signifiable
Folio

The Stakes of Dictee

An introduction to a famously difficult work
Ken Chen
Folio

Hidden Words

Searching for meaning in a rubber stamp
Uljana Wolf
Folio

The Weight of Memory

Honoring my dear friend
Yong Soon Min
Folios

Dictee at Forty

The life and legacy of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha
Folio

Poems of Lovesickness

Nine poets on eros and longing
Folio

Criticism and Truth

Three scholars respond to Jonathan Kramnick's book

Browse

Folios

"Folio" in typewriter font
Poetry

When I Met Sharon Olds She Told Me to Write A Poem About LBJ’s Penis

Sasha Debevec-McKenney
January 1, 2020
From the Archives

Today and Two Thousand Years from Now

Philip Levine
April 1, 2000