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The New Yorker The Cartoon Kit: Create your own captioned cartoon and submit it by November 22nd; we’ll select five winners to be featured in a slide show: http://bit.ly/KW6ks

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Create your own cartoon using characters, props, and backgrounds drawn by a New Yorker cartoonist.
Angie
Angie
why can't residents of quebec enter??
Yesterday at 4:32am
Tristan Sime
Tristan Sime
Let's make an International New Yorker Fan site !!
2 hours ago
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The New Yorker In this week's issue: Hendrik Hertzberg on Mayor Bloomberg; Lawrence Wright on Gaza; Elizabeth Kolbert on Jonathan Safran Foer’s meat credo; Alec Wilkinson on a Hollywood dialect coach; fiction by Stephen King; and more. http://www.newyorker.com

November 2 at 6:09am
Derek Owen Doss
Derek Owen Doss
Ayn Rand was a fan of Charlie's Angels...that's a hoot.
11 hours ago
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The New Yorker Cartoon Editor Bob Mankoff talks about the making of the annual Cartoon Issue: http://bit.ly/4lbvJ5

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Sasha Frere-Jones on the future of hip-hop. Robert Mankoff and Zachary Kanin on the Cartoon Issue, the Caption Contest, and new Cartoon Kit.
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The New Yorker The Cartoon Issue: Roz Chast on Crankster; Zachary Kanin on vampires; a cartoon I.Q test; and the début of Cartoon Kit. Plus Louis Menand on Fox News; Jerome Groopman on robots and medicine; James Surowiecki on big banks; Richard Brody on Wes Anderson; fiction by Javier Marías; and more. http://www.newyorker.com

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Online version of the weekly magazine, with current articles, cartoons, blogs, audio, video, slide shows, an archive of articles and abstracts back to 1925
Susan
Susan
My fav is still the two drunken men at the bar. "This is going to KILL my yoga tomorrow."
October 27 at 8:00am
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The New Yorker This week's issue: Steve Coll on Afghanistan; Jane Mayer on the C.I.A.’s Predator-drone program; Dana Goodyear on James Cameron’s “Avatar”; Christine Kenneally on Australia’s wildfires; Nancy Franklin on “The Good Wife”; fiction by Jonathan Lethem; and more. http://www.newyorker.com

October 19 at 8:05am
Marc E Grossberg
Marc E Grossberg
Marc Grossberg Re Screwed by Nancy Franklin - I would be interested to see Nancy Franklin do an article on all the ER people who are showing up this season on series this season - regrets of course re Maura Tierney - I hope she has a good recovery - and why it was not until the show was over that they appeared and what it was about the people who appeared on the show
October 28 at 5:59pm
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The New Yorker New Blog: Classical Music Critic Alex Ross's "Unquiet Thoughts": http://bit.ly/47gU00

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A blog by Alex Ross.
Peter Dean
Peter Dean
Unusually civilised. Wish it weren't called a blog.
October 20 at 8:24am
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The New Yorker Critterati: A Book Bench Photo Contest: http://bit.ly/LSgid

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Online version of the weekly magazine, with current articles, cartoons, blogs, audio, video, slide shows, an archive of articles and abstracts back to 1925
Daniel Rosen
Daniel Rosen
Well, I guess I'm the odd man out. Or mad man. Now there's a show.
October 16 at 8:58am
Karen Bowen
Karen Bowen
What about the Spider's Web from Boston?
October 31 at 5:50am
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The New Yorker Just Added: Jhumpa Lahiri to be intereviewed by fiction editor Deborah Treisman at this weekend's New Yorker Festival: http://bit.ly/1vYWtu

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Leo Cotnoir
Leo Cotnoir
"The Namesake" was that rarest of literary achievements: a fine novel that became an equally fine movie.
October 15 at 1:55pm
Murtada Elfadl
Murtada Elfadl
I was there, fantastic write, love her books, but not a very good speaker and in her own words "detached", I think she prefers to be be home, writing.
October 17 at 5:17pm
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The New Yorker Audio Slide Show: Malcolm Gladwell on the similarities between football and dogfighting: on http://bit.ly/sp5K7

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Malcolm Gladwell on football injuries.
Chris Farrell
Chris Farrell
Dogs don't have a choice. Humans do. Malcolm never even mentioned that point. Rewrite entire article, or better yet, forget the whole thing.
October 22 at 11:08am
Carey Tan
Carey Tan
Just like dogfighting. Right. *sigh* What a hack!
October 27 at 7:47am
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The New Yorker Also in this week's issue, the Fall Books Special: Rebecca Mead on a teen-fiction factory; Joan Acocella on Hilary Mantel; James Wood on Lydia Davis; and Daniel Zalewski on disciplinary children’s books; fiction by Julian Barnes; and more. http://www.newyorker.com

October 12 at 5:49am
Cathy McArthur Palermo
Cathy McArthur Palermo
Lydia Davis is one of my favorite writers.
October 12 at 12:22pm
Mary
Mary
I'm waiting very impatiently, for another one from David Sedaris. Write one, write one, write one...
October 12 at 6:51pm
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The New Yorker In this week's issue: Malcolm Gladwell on what football can do to your brain; Hendrik Hertzberg on Obama’s Nobel surprise; David Denby on “Where the Wild Things Are”; William Finnegan on Jules Kroll. http://www.newyorker.com

October 12 at 5:48am
Petra Martinez
Petra Martinez
Yes HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
October 12 at 12:07pm
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The New Yorker New Video: The making of the Money Issue's triple cover: http://bit.ly/NReIp

October 6 at 9:25am
Maynard Holcombe
Maynard Holcombe
My New Yorker finally arrived in mailbox today; this cover is indeed very special, particularly in the third page twist...!
October 7 at 9:42pm
Vicki Lawrence Sarris
Vicki Lawrence Sarris
Did Barack Obama deserve the Noble Prize? Weigh in and share your opinions live at a new application on Facebook using video, audio and text. http://apps.facebook.com/wecaucus. Vote and collaborate, meet others. Very interesting format.
October 11 at 10:16am
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The New Yorker The Money Issue: Michael Specter on the swine-flu vaccine; Ken Auletta on Google’s growing pains; Tad Friend on Nikki Finke; Ryan Lizza on the reëducation of Larry Summers; Nick Paumgarten on Martin Armstrong; James Surowiecki on American consumers; David Owen on Nell Minow; fiction by Tessa Hadley; and more. http://www.newyorker.com

October 5 at 6:06am
Ginny
Ginny
Brr! Hope you had a heater in that camper. We went camping once in October and had to huddle around our heater. And at least one of us still caught a cold.
October 5 at 10:26pm
Vicki Lawrence Sarris
Vicki Lawrence Sarris
Did Barack Obama deserve the Noble Prize? Weigh in and share your opinions live at a new application on Facebook using video, audio and text. http://apps.facebook.com/wecaucus. Vote and collaborate, meet others. Very interesting format.
October 11 at 10:17am
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The New Yorker New Blog: Rational Irrationality: John Cassidy on economics, money, and more: http://bit.ly/4lbCxo. Cassidy will take reader questions in a live chat today at 3 p.m. EST. Ask him your questions now: http://bit.ly/zzdkd

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A blog by John Cassidy.
Natalie
Natalie
what she said
September 30 at 6:59pm
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The New Yorker New Video: James Surowiecki talks with Professor Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel Prize-winning economist: http://bit.ly/d77Rr

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A blog by James Surowiecki.
Michael G McGehee
Michael G McGehee
One quote from this should be in everyone's mind: the government has "privitized the gambling gains of the financial industry, and socialized their losses." I don't think I've heard a better summary of our nation's current problems.
September 30 at 10:27am
Bridgid Wilson
Bridgid Wilson
looking back on the history of the US, this seems to be pretty standard fare. the 1890's are here again!
October 3 at 7:55am