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Elizabeth Gilbert • The Signature of All Things: A Novel

What The New Yorker Was Reading in 1925

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Lisa Taddeo • Animal: A Novel

Depictions of extreme wealth are everywhere on television lately—and it’s all quite boring, Sophie Gilbert argues. In the newest season of “And Just Like That,” Gilbert writes, characters from “Sex and the City” continue “in zombified form,” experiencing a “state of extreme privilege where nothing can touch them.” On... See more

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she was seeking confidence and stability in her own sense of taste.

Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

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“not yet touched by the mild boredom of order,”

Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

“Keep away from the bloody computer!”: Helen Oxenbury on the art of illustrating childhood

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