Blood at the Root
By David Remnick
Recovery and resistance since the Emanuel Nine.
A Modest Proposal
By David Sedaris
Now gay people are as good as any other dopes who want to get married.
The Avenger
By Patrick Radden Keefe
A victim’s brother travelled to war-torn Libya to track down terrorists and crack the case.
Pop for Misfits
By Kelefa Sanneh
She started as an experimental electronic musician and drew a devoted online following. Now she wants to infiltrate the mainstream.
Previous Issues
The Imam’s Curse
By Evan Osnos
A family accused of financing terrorists.
Perfect Pitching
By Lizzie Widdicombe
Lots of stars are using their fame to start businesses. Frankel, a reality-TV star, led the way.
The Sphinx Next Door
By John Lahr
Offscreen, she insists on normality. Onscreen, she lets the monster out.
The Couture Club
By Rebecca Mead
On the Italian Riviera, Dolce & Gabbana’s wealthiest clients dance, drink, and compete to buy couture.
Omission
By John McPhee
Writing is selection. So how do you decide what to leave out?
Filter Fish
By Oliver Sacks
At life’s end, rediscovering the joys of gefilte fish.