The New Yorker - One Year Subscription

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Print Magazine Subscription (47 Issues / Weekly)
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Overview

The New Yorker magazine is unparalleled in its combination of reporting, criticism, commentary, fiction and cartoons. As you probably already know, The New Yorker is the talk of the town -- at meetings, on the telephone, online, over a dry Martini or a hot cappuccino. From crackerjack reporting and the world's best short stories to wicked satire and award-winning criticism, The New Yorker keeps you current. Experience the brilliant stories, breaking news, in-depth reporting, surprising opinions, those amazing cartoons and much, much more. Only The New Yorker covers the most vital stories of our time with intelligence, wit and stylish prose.
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Overview

The New Yorker magazine is unparalleled in its combination of reporting, criticism, commentary, fiction and cartoons. As you probably already know, The New Yorker is the talk of the town -- at meetings, on the telephone, online, over a dry Martini or a hot cappuccino. From crackerjack reporting and the world's best short stories to wicked satire and award-winning criticism, The New Yorker keeps you current. Experience the brilliant stories, breaking news, in-depth reporting, surprising opinions, those amazing cartoons and much, much more. Only The New Yorker covers the most vital stories of our time with intelligence, wit and stylish prose.

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2000003403516
  • Issues: 47 Issues / Weekly
  • Ships to contiguous 48 states only. No PO boxes or APO/FPO.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 6, 2009

    Liberal Media Fiction

    Painfully biased. Its content is so far slanted left that it nearly falls off the magazine rack. I had subscribed for the short stories but I found purchasing a book of short stories from Barnes & Noble is much more satisfying and less annoying.

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  • Posted April 17, 2009

    Not what it used to be

    The writing, content, and cartoons have all gone downhill over the last decade. The New Yorker of 1999-2003 was essential reading -- engaging, thought-provoking, clever, wry. Today's New Yorker is tired. The cartoons, once clever and relevant, are now either obtuse or worn out (how many more "stressed out" montages by Roz Chast must I flip past?). For my money, I get broader and deeper political coverage in The Economist, more innovative writing and photos in The Paris Review, and sharper liberal politics/commentary in Harper's. If it weren't for the occasional serious news story (most often written by Seymour Hersh), I'd scrap my subscription.

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