Article Letters | Compassion in death, comfort in music Readers consider the ethics of medical aid in dying (MAiD) legislation and reminisce alongside the music of Glen Campbell. By The Editors April 29, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | Reconsidering merit and inequality A reader and George Scialabba continue the conversation about merit, social production, language, and inequality. By The Editors March 27, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | The Respect for Marriage Act The conversation continues about the recently passed Respect for Marriage Act, and a reader praises the bigheartedness of Wendell Berry. By The Editors February 28, 2023 Letters
Article When Literature Stood on Its Own "I loved Steinbeck's letters so much I want others to know about them too, for they recall an era when literature stood on its own." By Jo McGowan February 21, 2023 Letters History
Article Letters | Talking about abuse and abusers; Dorothy Day chooses her own way Readers reflect on clergy sex abuse, consider Dorothy Day's feminism, and accuse Commonweal of innumeracy. By The Editors February 1, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | The language of life before birth Readers respond to Mary Gordon’s essay on pregnancy and experience, and react to the film “Tár.” By The Editors December 29, 2022 Letters