Surveillance and the Loneliness of the Long-Distance Trucker
In 2011, Karen Levy, a doctoral candidate in Princeton’s sociology department, spent the summer as a research intern at Intel’s offices near Portland, Oregon....
Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, January 31st
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The Crossword: Tuesday, January 31, 2023
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Everything Coming to and Leaving Your Favorite Streaming Service This Month
Coming this month: February 1: A high-budget fantasy series based on a book your weird cousin in Tucson was obsessed with fifteen years ago....
Remembering Paul La Farge, Writer and Friend
The novelist Paul La Farge, who died on January 18th.Photograph by Sarah Stern Paul La Farge and I used to roam up and down...
Play Name Drop, The New Yorker’s Trivia Game: Tuesday, January 31, 2023
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What the Green Comet Tells Us About the Past—and the Future
The last time that the green comet was visible, there were rhinoceros-size wombats living in Australia, along with some ginormous kangaroos. Though some comets...
A Diary’s Unwanted Insights
It all starts so simply: an unseasonably warm Sunday morning in November, errands to run, a waking family to get home to. On the...
The images that reveal male fears
In John William Waterhouse’s Circe (1892), there is no question that her power is linked to her seductive nature, while John Collier’s highly eroticised...