A review by emilyinherhead
McSweeney's 60: The Photography Issue by

3.5

This issue has a special photography focus, and features the work of Holly Andres on the cover and at the beginning of every story. It’s the size of a large magazine, so the photos are really big and impressive—it was fun to examine each one in detail before launching into the corresponding piece of writing.

There aren’t any total misses in this collection, but I would say that the first four stories were my favorites:

• “Variety African Healing Market” by Afabwaje Kurian
• “High Jinks” by Leigh Newman
• “The Future-Ghost of Charles Bronson at Home Depot” by Neal Hammons
• “The Tum-Boon Brigade” by Mai Nardone