Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewCreating Room for Ethnic Voices in the Culinary ConversationBY STAFF WRITER ADITI DESAI ‘24Dec 26, 2020Dec 26, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewBot Poetry: Engineering RandomnessBY STAFF WRITER BEN GUZOVSKY ‘24Nov 16, 2020Nov 16, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewWhat We’re Loving: New Staff Edition 2020Since the beginning of the spring lockdown, one of my favorite musicians has pushed out a generous number of songs: an album in early…Oct 16, 2020Oct 16, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewNass Lit Dispatch: Student Readings from the Spring 2020 IssueThough Nass Lit was unable to host our biannual launch party this Spring, in the spirit of the special nature of “The Virtual Issue,” we…Jul 20, 2020Jul 20, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewWhat We’re Loving: Quarantine Edition…our lives are steered by uncertainties, many of which are disruptive or even daunting; but that if we persevere and remain generous of…Apr 29, 2020Apr 29, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewShelter in Place #1: “Princeton Gothics” & “Yellow”Shelter in Place is a new series in which student artists and writers respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Congratulations to Avigail Gilad…Apr 21, 2020Apr 21, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewThe Sweet Fragrance of Illicit Desire: Images of Fantasy in Modern Pornography and Dutch Still LifeBY STAFF WRITER CAMERON LEE ’22Jan 15, 2020Jan 15, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewQuestions on the Subject of Imitation: A Reflection on de Chaillé’s le Désordre du DiscoursBY STAFF WRITER KATHERINE KAPLAN ’22Jan 9, 2020Jan 9, 2020
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewWhat We Loved: 2010s Arts in ReviewA Cruelty Special to Our Species by Emily Jungmin Yoon (2018)Dec 31, 2019Dec 31, 2019
Nassau Literary ReviewinThe Nassau Literary ReviewWhat We’re Loving: Back-to-School 2019Simultaneously dream-like and restless, Ada Limón’s latest collection of poems, The Carrying (2018), feels like an embodiment of summer —…Sep 3, 2019Sep 3, 2019
