The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• How Much of the World Is It Possible to Model? [1034d]
• “Night Sea, 1963,” by Victoria Chang [1034d]
• David Means Reads “Chance the Cat” [1034d]
• “Chance the Cat,” by David Means [1034d]
• Trials of the Witchy Women [1034d]
• “Dragonflies,” by Gregory Pardlo [1034d]
• A Facial-Recognition Tour of New York [1034d]
• Pascal Campion’s “Winter Sun” [1034d]
• The Anxious Precision of Jacqueline Novak’s Comedy [1034d]
• A Drug-Decriminalization Fight Erupts in Oregon [1034d]
• The Thomas Edison of Bedding [1034d]
• How Donald Trump Broke the Iowa Caucuses [1034d]
• A D.I.Y. Fanzine, Fifty Years On [1034d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, January 15th [1034d]
• The Birth of My Daughter, the Death of My Marriage [1034d]
• Cartoons from the January 22, 2024, Issue [1034d]
• The Mail [1034d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [1034d]
• The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Millennial Fable [1034d]
• Hisham Matar’s Latest Novel Explores a Divided Soul [1034d]
• Is A.I. the Death of I.P.? [1034d]
• David Means on Writing Animals Truthfully [1034d]
• Trump Receives a Warm Embrace in Frigid Iowa [1034d]