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AMY FINCH
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A close look at driving
For days post-late-merge, Vanderbilt had feelings of guilt and confusion.
Funhouse
On his death bed, Mike Edison probably won’t lament that he didn’t do this or he didn’t go there.
The Geography of Bliss
He eats rotten shark in Iceland, gets fried on Moroccan hash in the Netherlands, and graciously accepts a 14-inch gift penis in Bhutan.
Oliver Sacks’s musical case files
In his New Yorker pieces over the years, Oliver Sacks has shown a talent for setting personal narratives against the increasingly mapped-out maze of human neurology.
Jon Katz, Mark Doty, and their best friends
Dog Days , Dog Years , dog decades, dog centuries . . . where will this madness end?
Lee Montgomery’s simple grace
Shortly after Lee Montgomery finds out her father has stomach cancer, she stands in a cornfield on a late fall day and wishes for time travel.
History via the classifieds
If the cow hadn’t gone off gallivanting, maybe Sara Bader wouldn’t have written her irresistible new book.
Jen Trynin’s Everything I'm Cracked Up To Be
Mother knew best. “First they don’t love you, now they do love you. What if tomorrow they don’t love you again?”
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The bizarre story behind the construction of Boston's most controversial building
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Elaborate cuisine that's simply delicious
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Turning a blind eye
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Twilight puts the life back into the undead
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A modest taqueria expands to go a little bit uptown
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The bizarre story behind the construction of Boston's most controversial building
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The Merchant of Venice ; Voyeurs de Venus ; The Oil Thief
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What's the fuss over the Fairness Doctrine really about?
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Elaborate cuisine that's simply delicious
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Scores in nearly every department
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