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Jess Bergman

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As seen in: The Baffler, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo News, The New Yorker, Yahoo, The Cut, The Nation, The New Republic, Literary Hub, Harper's Magazine, NewsBreak and
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The Generation That Got Stuck in Lockdown Original

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By Jess Bergman 
| The New Republic
Andrew Martin’s characters tend to be overeducated and underemployed. Theoretically engaged in some kind of creative practice, they’re more likely to produce aspirations (“he would read and write more, lose some weight, buy better clothes, find a nicer apartment …”) than anything resembling art.
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Muddy Waters, by Gaby Del Valle, Jess Bergman

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By Jess Bergman 
| Harper's Magazine
Photograph by JT Anderson In July of last year, Donald Trump issued an executive order establishing the Make America Beautiful Again Commission, which claimed that his administration would “prioritize responsible conservation, restore our lands and waters, and protect our Nation’s outdoor heritage for the enjoyment of the American people.” The drafting of the order had been influenced by the American Conservation Coalition, an organization founded in 2017 by a conservative college student...
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Helen DeWitt and Ilya Gridneff’s Sweeping Anti-War Novel

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By Jess Bergman 
| The Nation
Books & the Arts / December 16, 2025 A Firm Sense of Resolve Helen DeWitt and Ilya Gridneff’s sweeping and experimental anti-war novel Helen DeWitt and Ilya Gridneff’s Sweeping Anti-War Novel Your Name Here dramatizes the tensions and possibilities of political art. Ad Policy Illustration by Lily Qian. This article appears in the January 2026 issue. John D.
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