The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Daily Cartoon: Monday, October 12th [25d]
• Deana Lawson’s Subjects of Surveillance [25d]
• A.1. II [25d]
• My Education on the Border of the Syrian War [25d]
• How Tree Rings Challenged the Myth of American Wilderness [25d]
• The Communist Thrillers of Anna Seghers [25d]
• Hollywood’s Tech-Founder Fixation Takes a Dark Turn [25d]
• How a Canadian TV Show May Have Helped Foil the FlyDubai Terrorist Attack [25d]
• Around the World in Explorer Names [25d]
• Cinema of Wayward Souls [25d]
• Malika Favre’s “Sweater Weather” [25d]
• Kramer and Fauci—Enemies to Friends to Protagonists [25d]
• The First Candid [25d]
• In Argentina, Rural Residents Send Messages Over the Radio [25d]
• The Yakuza and the Way of the Would-Be Warrior [25d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [25d]
• We’re Learning to Live with Waymos. It’s Going Weird [25d]