Erik Gleibermann is a San Francisco social justice journalist, literary critic, memoirist, and poet. He is a contributing editor for World Literature Today and has written for The Atlantic, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Black Scholar, The Georgia Review, The Kenyon Review, Ploughshares, and other literary magazines. His book-in-progress is Jewfro American: An Interracial Memoir.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
“An Ancestry’s Worth of Broken Hearts”: On Tiphanie Yanique’s “Monster in the Middle”
A scintillating novel about the complexities of race and the dislocations of migration....
The Social Solitude of Adrienne Rich: A Conversation With Ed Pavlić
Erik Gleibermann interviews Ed Pavlić about his new book, “Outward: Adrienne Rich’s Expanding Solitudes.”...
Queer Nigerians Rewrite the Body
Erik Gleibermann on the emerging generation of LGBT Nigerian writers....
On Interracial Love: Why James Baldwin’s “Another Country” Still Matters
"Another Country" does not celebrate interracial love; it suggests only its fragile possibility, showing a racial America stripped bare....
