The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Daily Cartoon: Monday, December 16th [6d]
• Greetings, Friends! The Annual Holiday Poem by Ian Frazier [6d]
• Up from Urkel, World-Famous Nerd [6d]
• A Traditional Family Roast [6d]
• Kate Beaton’s “A Murder Mystery” [6d]
• The Joseph Pulitzer of the Young Thug Trial [6d]
• Grocery Run: A Supermarket Puzzle [6d]
• Sure, “Paradise Lost” Is Radical, but Did You Know It Was Sexy? [6d]
• The Supper Soirée Puzzle [6d]
• Recipe Swap Picture Puzzle [6d]
• How Did We End Up with Such an Opaque and Costly Health-Care System? [6d]
• The Cartoons and Puzzles Issue 2024 [6d]
• Bad Dog! The Stuntwoman Who Taught Amy Adams How to Snarl for “Nightbitch” [6d]
• The Sonic Youth Literary Canon Gets a New Entry [6d]
• The Year in Brain Rot [6d]
• The Hidden Story of J. P. Morgan’s Librarian [6d]
• Bored Game [6d]
• Letters from Our Readers [6d]
• Complements of the Chef Puzzle [6d]
• What Professional Organizers Know About Our Lives [6d]
• The Crossword: Stop Right There! [6d]
• Yule Log Spiral Puzzle [6d]
• First (and Maybe Last) Fast [6d]
• Snacks of New England [6d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [6d]
• The Secret History of Risotto [6d]
• The Most Dangerous Cruciverbalists of the Twentieth Century [6d]
• With a Clip-Clip Here: Sewing Up Oz for “Wicked” [6d]
• On Goops and Slops [6d]
• “On Keats’s Seeking a Rhyme for ‘Breast’ in Each of His Three Last Sonnets,” by Michael Chabon [6d]