Identity Theory has been publishing original writing and and other forms of creative expression since July 2000.
Within our web-based magazine’s thousands of pages of wide-ranging content, you will find:
Over 200 author interviews featuring notable writers like Howard Zinn, Jonathan Safran Foer, Chip Kidd, Azar Nafisi, Ethan Hawke, Donna Tartt, and Sarah Vowell.
Music interviews with indie and mainstream bands from Animal Collective and Ariel Pink to the Gin Blossoms to Midnight Oil to Sleater-Kinney and beyond–as well as album reviews and other music features.
Short, innovative fiction, including recent favorites "How We Made a Difference" by Joseph Bates, "Under Water Eyes" by Brian P. Katz, and "The Floor Champion of Foosball" by Carrie Hall.
Creative nonfiction about everything from race relations to warblers to whales to the erotic art of dying.
Film interviews with actors and directors like John Cusack and Doug Pray, as well as a film news and reviews blog.
Visual art and interviews including boxing images, New Yorker cartoonists, and photos of Guatemala and Cuba.
Book coverage, including a literary blog and formal reviews.
A social justice section containing politically conscious material and a frequently updated blog.
Poetry from all over the world, as well as interviews with poets such as Donald Hall and Major Jackson.
Want to know more? Read our Not Very Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I get involved with Identity Theory?
Want to be an editor? Want to review books, interview artists, start a blog on the site? Perhaps design a logo that doesn’t look like it was made in an obsolete word processor? Email editor@identitytheory.com (Matt Borondy) with any queries related to that or othersuch endeavors.
Where can I send a review copy of my book/CD/film?
Contact us directly for an address for packages (again, editor@identitytheory.com / Matt Borondy).
Is Identity Theory on Facebook?
You can chat us op on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Tumblr, and even StumbleUpon.
Will you build me a website?
Yes–if you pay us and/or have a really good cause. Matt
Borondy works as a web designer and is always looking for new
projects.
