LARB Quarterly, no. 39: Air Version:Print Dalia Taha

Dalia Taha

as well as the regenerative power of nature and family

Feeling trapped by familial obligations and haunted by the violence that continues to rage all around him

This freewheeling romp gets to the heart of any Angeleno’s worst nightmare: what if I’m not in on the joke

gifted son drawn to the gangsta lifestyle promoted by an emerging music called hip-hop

LARB Quarterly, no. 39: Air Version:Print Dalia TahaINTERVIEWLawrence Weschler NONFICTIONLauren ColleeNicholas ShapiroKate McInernyMatyos KidaneJacobo Pereira PachecoMeghan RacklinMatthew MullinsTosten BurksKatie KadueCorina ZappiaDan O'Brien PORTFOLIOJoana Mso FICTIONEvan GrillonSusan FinlayRae CanaanDashiel Carrera POETRYMaya C. PopaD. S. WaldmanJoy PriestEmma TrellesDanusha LamrisF. Douglas Brown