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Significant fiction is pondered, along with bits of poetry, slices of science, and gobs of political science, history, economics, biography, art, and music. The reader of the New York Review easily feels relieved of the cultural burden of having to read a book once having completed the sufficient burden of having read a thorough review of it. Although the impeccably left-leaning editors would be loathe to agree, only major figures or discourses in the European intellectual tradition need apply to their pages for consideration. Hence, for example, although occasional 'pieces' on certain worthy movies now appear, popular culture is not a serious concern. Lately, the Review has given over more of its pages (from 60 to 80 each issue) to journalistic reports--the latest political currents in China or Russia, the state of affairs in Kurdistan or at Camp X-Ray in Guantanamo Bay. Its core identity remains, however, that of a magazine unequaled for addressing intellectual 'issues'--Darwin under attack again, pedophilia continuing in the Church, whither globalization--through reviewing them as these issues appear in book form. --Terry Caesar | | The New Yorker | The New Yorker magazine is unparalleled in its combination of reporting, criticism, commentary, fiction and cartoons. As you probably already know, The New Yorker is the talk of the town -- at meetings, on the telephone, online, over a dry Martini or a hot cappuccino. From crackerjack reporting and the world's best short stories to wicked satire and award-winning criticism, The New Yorker keeps you current. Experience the brilliant stories, breaking news, in-depth reporting, surprising opinions, those amazing cartoons and much, much more. Only The New Yorker covers the most vital stories of our time with intelligence, wit and stylish prose. |
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