“I Always Start on 8 January” by Sadie Stein

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• When “Caca

In Which Philip Roth Gave Me Life Advice by Julian Tepper

In Which Philip Roth Gave Me Life AdviceBy Julian TepperDecember 25, 2012First PersonA bialy.We’re o ……

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• In Memory of “In Memory of Leopardi”

The NYRB Fiftieth Anniversary Kickoff, in Tweets by Sadie Stein

The NYRBFiftieth Anniversary Kickoff, in TweetsBy Sadie SteinFebruary 6, 2013Arts & Culture ……

• But What Is He Reading? by Sadie Stein
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• A Note from Our Editor
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• Kafka, Literally by Spencer Woodman Kafka, LiterallyBy Spencer WoodmanMarch 27, 2013Arts & CultureEarlier this month, after it was r ...
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• Willem de Kooning, Untitled, 1970 by The Paris Review
• Edward Albee Wanted His Unfinished Work to Be Destroyed
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• What Gershom Scholem’s Take on Jewish Mysticism Can Teach Us Now
• The Worst Best Coloring Book Ever by Sadie Stein
• Starting Out in the Evening

• Papa's Cats, and Other News by Sadie Stein Papa’s Cats, and Other NewsBy Sadie SteinDecember 11, 2012On the ShelfA judge has ruled that t ...
• Can AI Write Pop Songs? On Music and Machine Language In Stargoon’s CarBy Paul GrimstadJune 29, 2017On MusicAI is changing the way we write songs—but musi ...

• In Praise of Bookstore Cats by Sadie Stein
• American Sounds: The Old, Weird Days of National Public Radio
• Staff Picks: Alec Wilkinson, Ali Smith, Long Ling, and More
• Paleoart: Visions of a Prehistoric Past
• How to Live with an Idiot by Sadie Stein
• Me for the Woods: Into the Wilderness for Thoreau’s Bicentennial

• A Week in Beirut by Nathan Deuel A Week in BeirutBy Nathan DeuelSeptember 19, 2012Arts & CultureWEDNESDAYI wake up early to make ...
• The Case of the Purloined Portrait The Case of the Purloined PortraitBy Dan PiepenbringJune 19, 2017BulletinThe portrait, now recovered ...

• The Witch and the Poet: Part 1 by Pamela Petro
• In Memory of “In Memory of Leopardi”
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• What an Abolitionist’s Letters Can Teach Us About Our Political Moment
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• It’s Always Never a Good Time for Short Fiction