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Mark Ernest PothierOct 28, 201514 min read

Skimming Walden Pond

Thoreau was no hypocrite.

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Jacqui MaherFeb 273 min read

2015–2016: Signs (Part V)

Where were we? Ah yes, The Dog Star. My absolute favo(u)rite thing about living in London is all the chance encounters with the whimsical and the historical.

In case you missed it, the full year in review can be found below, yo.

Norma’s Streaming Picks in Midcentury ModernFeb 194 min read

The New Yorker Redux

Arguably the most clever magazine on the planet makes its debut onto the streaming-sphere as only it could, with a visually beguiling mix of quirky charm and razor-sharp journalism.

Adam FeldmanSep 13, 20152 min read

How new ideas spread

from Slow Ideas

“In our era of electronic communications, we’ve come to expect that important innovations will spread quickly. Plenty do: think of in-vitro fertilization, genomics, and communications technologies themselves. But there’s an equally long list of vital…

Mount Sinai AHCAug 27, 20153 min read

The Teens I Know Aren't Terrible — They’re Resilient

Anne T. Nucci-Sack, MD

MartelloDec 6, 20151 min read

In altre parole

Ho cominciato questo blog per praticare il mio italiano. Posso leggere italiano sul mio Kindle con l’aiuto del dizonario integrato. Posso parlare italiano, poveramente, dopo qualche giorni in Italia. Però non ho provato mai scrivere italiano. Mi piace Medium e quindi ho deciso scrivere qui…

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Laura Jayne Martin in SlackjawMar 163 min read

21 Ways to Tell If You’re a REALLY REAL New Yorker

You live in a garbage can.

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Andrej MrevljeJun 9, 20153 min read

Trans, Siberia.

Traveling across Siberia, across time.

Life is full of wonderful little coincidences. But perhaps there is a better word for this: flukes. I learned the word only last week, through an article that some readers might recall from the previous newsletter. The universe of…

Jacqui MaherJan 224 min read

2015–2016: What was that? (Part II)

A New Yorker in London wants you to know about the past 365 days.

Note: part I is over heah.

Before I continue, I’d like you to know that our team finished in 2nd place…

Eitan Arom in Think LinksJul 6, 20151 min read

Two fantastic stories: The Shame of Borough Heights and Revenge Killing

I’m a huge fan of Rachel Aviv’s work in the New Yorker. It’s really important stuff that’s actually quite hard to read, but compelling enough to make you feel like you have to.