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THE NEW YORKER

January 5, 1998

• The Talk of the Town
  

  We’ll Drink to That

  By Jack Otter
• Poems
  

  A Piece of the Storm

  By Mark Strand
• Manhattan Chronicles
  

  Thy Neighbor’s Life

  By Bill Buford
• Annals of Biography
  

  The City-Shaper

  By Robert A. Caro
• Onward and Upward with the Arts
  

  Skeleton of the New

• Photograph
  

  Skeleton of the New

  By Constance Brown
• Fiction
  

  The Burning of Smyrna

  By Jeffrey Eugenides
• The Current Cinema
  

  Spin the Tale

  By Daphne Merkin
• Solution
  

  Answers to 8 x 10 Cryptic No. 27

  By Patrick Berry
• Shouts & Murmurs
  

  1998: The Year in Headlines

  By Christopher Buckley

 

THE NEW YORKER

February 9, 1998

• Comment
  

  C’est La Lie

  By Adam Gopnik
• Only Connect
  

  Bolt Reporter

  By Sean Elder
• The Talk of the Town
  

  Ink

  By Jonah Goldberg
• The Talk of the Town
  

  The Creative Life

  By Rebecca Mead
• The Talk of the Town
  

  Legal Pad

  By Hendrik Hertzberg
• Poems
  

  Roundstone Cove

  By Marie Ponsot
• Annals of Law
  

  The Trouble With Sex

  By Jeffrey Toobin
• Books
  

  Picture Books

  By Anthony Lane
• The Current Cinema
  

  In Your Face

  By Anthony Lane
• Shouts & Murmurs
  

  Cheap Talk (w/Roger Angell)

  By Frank Gannon

 

 THE NEW YORKER

Feb 16, 1998

• A Reporter at Large

  A Celebration of Reagan

  By Edmund Morris
• Photograph

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  By Claude Levet
• Photograph

  Unsinkable

  By Brigitte Lacombe
• A Critic at Large

  The Making and Unmaking of James Baldwin

  

  The private and public lives of the author of “The Fire Next Time” and “Giovanni’s Room.”

  By Hilton Als
• Solution

  Answers to 8 x 10 Cryptic No. 32

  By David Ellis Dickerson
• Briefly Noted

  Briefly Noted

• The Current Cinema

  A Film of One’s Own

  By Daphne Merkin
• Photograph

  Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

  By Brigitte Lacombe
• Puzzle

  8 x 10 Cryptic No. 33

  By Mike Shenk
• Shouts & Murmurs

  Dear Amanda

  By Steve Martin

 

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THE NEW YORKER

Oct 2, 2006

• Audio

  Comedy Cavalcade

  From the 2005 New Yorker Festival, Anthony Lane, Patricia Marx, Andy Borowitz, and other writers read from their work.

• Pop Notes

  Master Killer

• Critic’s Notebook

  Bringing Sexy Back

  By Sasha Frere-Jones
• Critic’s Notebook

  Family Affairs

  By Anthony Lane
• In the Academy

  Shortchanged

  By Mark Borden
• Poems

  The Birthing

  By Deborah Digges
• Fiction

  Other People’s Deaths

  By Lore Segal
• Briefly Noted

  Things I Didn’t Know

  by Robert Hughes (Knopf; $27.95)

• Books

  Dispossession

  Charles Frazier’s second novel.

  By Louis Menand
• The Theatre

  Kingdom Come

  Michael Cumpsty reinterprets the downfall of Richard II.

  By Hilton Als

THE NEW YORKER

Nov 30, 2009

• The Sporting Scene

  Daddies Win

  

  Can we love the Yankees now?

  By Roger Angell
• Letter from Honduras

  An Old-Fashioned Coup

  

  As elections loom, can a deposed leader return?

  By William Finnegan
• A Reporter at Large

  Either/Or

  

  The case of the champion runner Caster Semenya strips bare the complicated intersection of sports, sex, and gender.

  By Ariel Levy
• A Critic at Large

  The Politics of Death

  

  Since the Karen Ann Quinlan case, in 1975, the right to life and the right to die have become central to policy debates from abortion to health care.

  By Jill Lepore

More Reporting

Shouts & Murmurs

• Shouts & Murmurs

  Thanksgiving Travel Update

  By Bruce McCall
• Shouts & Murmurs

  My Parents, Enid And Sal, Used To Be Porn Stars

  

  By Mike Sacks

More Shouts & Murmurs

Fiction

• Fiction

  Midnight in Dostoevsky

  

  Fiction by Don DeLillo: “The class was Logic, in Cellblock 2, thirteen of us seated along both sides of a long table . . . .”

  By Don DeLillo

 

THE NEW YORKER

July 7, 2003