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The covers that Lorraine Louie designed for the Vintage Contemporaries series were surreal, stylish, and like nothing else on the market ..read more
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The writer’s collected letters reveal the high value he placed upon honorable work ..read more
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The poet, who contributed to the magazine for half a century, wrote surreal, philosophical verse marked by a profound sense of joy ..read more
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In “Shubeik Lubeik,” the Egyptian comic artist Deena Mohamed draws on the Arabic fairy-tale canon to create a satire of the global extraction economy ..read more
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In “A History of Lying,” the novelist Juan Jacinto Muñoz-Rengel argues that lies are inescapable. But being in the periphery of a real man who couldn’t stop lying casts light on the ways that’s not quite true ..read more
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Varied as they were, the poems published by the magazine in 2022 shared a defamiliarizing magic, inviting us to behold the present moment with a sense of possibility ..read more
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Criticism has a way of surviving without infrastructure, but there is no replacement for institutions that cultivate a point of view over time ..read more
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From Jennifer Egan’s “The Candy House” to Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner’s “Heat 2,” there was a surge of follow-ups in the book world. What led so many writers back to the well ..read more
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What lies behind the celebrated South African writer’s decision to publish his latest novel in Spanish before making it available in English ..read more
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Test your recall of this year’s New Yorker fiction, or your instinct for writers’ methods, by matching each first line to its author ..read more