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  1. May 28

    "Before wasn’t talked about often; it felt unseemly somehow, self-indulgent, to dwell on one’s past life": a story by Rachel Heng in The New Yorker Monday.

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  2. May 26

    "My own struggle in this country with race, class, the past . . . would have ended up destroying me with self-inflicted rage and despair if I hadn’t found a way to create a 'language' to understand it": Saïd Sayrafiezadeh on this week's story.

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  3. May 25

    On this week's episode of the Writer's Voice podcast, Saïd Sayrafiezadeh reads his story “A, S, D, F,” from the May 31, 2021, issue of the magazine.

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  4. May 24

    This week's story is “A, S, D, F” by Saïd Sayrafiezadeh. via

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  5. May 21

    “What I’m actually engaged in is a white-collar high-wire act without a safety net, where each typo means I have to start over”: a story by Saïd Sayrafiezadeh in The New Yorker Monday.

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  6. May 18

    "I myself have never broken through a wall to look in on my neighbors, but I thought a lot about how it might work": Keith Ridgway on his story in this week's issue.

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  7. May 17

    This week's story is “The Party” by Keith Ridgway.

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  8. May 14

    “Suddenly the world has wrapped itself around her, embraced her house with music and laughter. The world is here. And she feels she should say hello": a story by Keith Ridgway in The New Yorker Monday.

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  9. May 12

    What We Want from Richard Wright

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  10. May 11

    "Black boys, we tend to grow up a whole lot faster, since there is still a not-so-subtle undercurrent of fear surrounding our bodies and our personhood in this country": J. M. Holmes on his story in this week's issue.

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  11. May 10

    This week's story is “Children of the Good Book” by J. M. Holmes.

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  12. May 7

    The Wrong Jason Brown

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  13. May 7

    "The situation would’ve been funny—like Shaq holding off that little white kid in 'Kazaam'—if they hadn’t been the men in our lives, putting us up on the wrong kind of game": a story by J. M. Holmes in The New Yorker Monday.

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  14. May 5

    "What I love about short stories is that they necessarily bend toward concision, or ought to": Thomas McGuane on his story in this week's issue.

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  15. May 4

    On this week's episode of the Writer's Voice podcast, Thomas McGuane reads his story “Balloons,” from the May 10, 2021, issue of the magazine

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  16. May 3

    This week's story is “Balloons” by Thomas McGuane.

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  17. May 1

    On the May New Yorker Fiction Podcast, Téa Obreht reads and discusses "Gallatin Canyon" by Thomas McGuane.

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  18. Apr 30

    "I had it in my mind, maybe from childhood, that a soul was something that floated around and went where it pleased": a story by Thomas McGuane in The New Yorker Monday.

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  19. Apr 28

    What Two Forgotten Pieces Tell Us About Harper Lee

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    Apr 27

    I am beyond happy that the New Yorker is publishing this novella of mine online today. It took years to write, and one of my struggles was trying to force it to be a short story before I capitulated to its full (very long!) form.

    New Yorker Novella: "What’s the Time, Mr. Wolf?," long-form fiction by .
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