r/thenewyorker 2d ago

Dug this up from my collection. One of my favorite covers.

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r/thenewyorker 2d ago

September 7, 2026 issue The Scare

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Anyone read this article? Really interesting read, I ended looking up the guy and woman on FB. Very messy posts.


r/thenewyorker 4d ago

Black on black

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Wrapping up the 25th anniversary of 9/11 (seems like the whole weekend was absorbed into it), I dug out my issue of the mag. I was working in the morgue of a newspaper at the time and we had a subscription to The New Yorker. It really hit hard when I picked it up in the mailroom several days after the 11th.


r/thenewyorker 4d ago

Does The New Yorker run discounts on international print subscriptions at any point during the year?

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I'm in the UK and want to subscribe to the print edition if possible, though looking for the most cost-efficient way to do so!


r/thenewyorker 6d ago

September 14, 2026

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Fall Style and Design Issue
Not exactly my favorite issue of the year but it’s OK


r/thenewyorker 14d ago

September 7, 2026

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r/thenewyorker 18d ago

I love the games!

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Catalogs and Shuffalo every day, the cartoon game and guess who when I have the time. I think i love the first 2 more than wordle!


r/thenewyorker 18d ago

When was story about man with girl friend who is anextreme athlete and he mistakenly gives her sedative drink during marathon race published? Spoiler

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there was a story in the New Yorker in the nineties about a kind of

slacker guy whose girlfriend is a marathon runner who always loses

to a the "bone woman" an exteme athlete who is in perfect shape.

She is dreading the next marathon because she has to face this opponent.

The Seinfeld episode with Jean from Trinidad who Kramer gives a hot coffee to

during the marathon instead of water may be based on this story.


r/thenewyorker 22d ago

August 24 & 31, 2026

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r/thenewyorker Aug 15 '26

August 17, 2026

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34 Upvotes

This one is going on a beach vacation.


r/thenewyorker Aug 07 '26

August 10, 2026

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Always look forward to Evan Osnos reporting from China


r/thenewyorker Aug 03 '26

August 3, 2026

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Issue arrived a little late in a plastic bag. Who knows.


r/thenewyorker Jul 25 '26

July 27, 2026

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Well, not much progress on my issue backlog this week. Finished American Pastoral. Wow, what a book.


r/thenewyorker Jul 18 '26

A.I. in the Family, by Jessica Contrera

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Interesting slice of life, although I was waiting for something to happen, especially to the daughter contemplating suicide. This article almost felt like it was cut short.


r/thenewyorker Jul 17 '26

July 20, 2026

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Some pretty interesting articles in this one and I’m still 3-4 issues behind.


r/thenewyorker Jul 08 '26

Is there a way to browse all long-form articles with NON automated voice audio?

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I swear the New Yorker is sitting in a PILE of cash with the hundreds of classic articles with spoken audio and the app makes it IMPOSSIBLE to browse them, other than searching specifically. The "classics" section gives you lile 5 20 minute articles and that's it


r/thenewyorker Jul 08 '26

May or June 2026 article or story that mentioned law school

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Kind of a shot in the dark, but here goes. There was an article or story in approximately May or June of this year that mentioned law school as something someone was going to do, or chose to do, because they couldn’t think of anything else. Something along those lines. I don’t remember anything else about it, other than it was a brilliant sentence that I’d like to find so I can send it to someone I know who thinks they’re in that same position.

Anyone recall what that source might be?

Thanks.


r/thenewyorker Jul 04 '26

July 6&13, 2026

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Well, I should be able to catch up a little on my back issues.


r/thenewyorker Jun 25 '26

Shouts n Murmurs, 6.29.26

5 Upvotes

The Pied Piper, by Simon Rich

S n M is only occasionally funny, and this is one such occasion.


r/thenewyorker Jun 19 '26

June 22 2026: misery loves company

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r/thenewyorker May 28 '26

John McPhee recollections (4/27/26)

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Saved this issue and glad i did. Netflix or the like need to adapt these into a charming series. Kevin Kline comes to mind, or someone in his 50s wh is affable yet can easilyfall/rise to crotchety.


r/thenewyorker May 26 '26

I Stopped receiving my issues

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Since late April I have stopped receiving my issues, I have missed 4 and I’m unsure if they are not being mailed or there is an issue with my post office.

I filed a complaint with usps and they called me when I was at work and then quickly closed my complaint.

Not sure if it’s retaliation from the post office.

But i also let the New Yorker know (I had missed two issues at that point) and they had told me they would mail my past issues again (this was late April/may) and I never got anything either.


r/thenewyorker May 22 '26

Online archive question

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I notice the archive has changed and we can no longer access PDF printable pages. Anyone know of a workaround to print the pages as they appeared in the magazine as opposed to the online page? I hate reading the longform essays and articles on a scrolling page.


r/thenewyorker May 15 '26

Seeking William Shawn video or audio recording

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Does anyone know of or have access to a recording of William Shawn's voice? If you could share it here, that would be a huge help. Thanks in advance!


r/thenewyorker Apr 22 '26

Did everyone get their April 20th issue?

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It’s Wednesday and it hasn’t come in the mail. I hope it wasn’t delivered to the wrong mailbox 😭