Perfect Match
The Bryan twins and doubles tennis.
by Burkhard Bilger
This week’s Shouts and Murmur, “For Immediate Release” by Paul Simms, is a great read if you’re short on time.
Perfect Match: The Bryan twins and doubles tennis.
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Max at Sea
Max at Sea
by Dave Eggers
It’s also worthwhile to read Dave Eggers thoughts on the piece.
Travels in Siberia—II: Following poets and prisoners.
Travels in Siberia—II
Following poets and prisoners.
by Ian Frazier
The Valetudinarian
“The Valetudinarianâ€
by Joshua Ferris
The Five Wounds
“The Five Woundsâ€
by Kirstin Valdez Quade
Fun with Nuns: Hollywood revisits the convent
Fun with Nuns
Hollywood revisits the convent.
by Paul Rudnick
The Kill Company: Behind a war crime in Iraq.
The Kill Company
Behind a war crime in Iraq.
by Raffi Khatchadourian
The top five New Yorker articles of 2009 to date
Half of 2009 has magically slipped away and that stack of New Yorkers on your bedside table isn’t going to read itself. If you’re fortunate to have some time away from the office this summer, give yourself the gift of reading some truly worthwhile pieces from the first half of this year. (And when you’re done with that, forgive yourself for the rest of the unread issues.) My favorite pieces of 2009 to date are Continue reading The top five New Yorker articles of 2009 to date
Angelo’s Ashes: How Countrywide Financial went under.
How Countrywide Financial went under.
by Connie Bruck
Idols
“Idolsâ€
by Tim Gautreaux