Helen Simpson Reads “Lub Dub Lub Dub Lub Dub”
Helen Simpson’s unsettling short story “Lub Dub Lub Dub Lub Dub,” featured in The New Yorker, explores the disturbing motives of a brilliant scientist who bring...
Helen Simpson’s unsettling short story “Lub Dub Lub Dub Lub Dub,” featured in The New Yorker, explores the disturbing motives of a brilliant scientist who bring...
Lois and Tracey met for a quick flat white at a London Costa before Lois’s 10:07 train from Euston to the Midlands, where she visits her 92-year-old mother ever...
Helen Simpson, a prominent marine biologist known for her groundbreaking research on ocean conservation, has expressed concerns about the long-term impact of hu...
Explore Joy Harjo's powerful poem 'Horse Song of a Nightmare,' its themes, and impact in this literary analysis from The New Yorker.
Explore the rise of Pop Smoke's 'Welcome to the Party' from Brooklyn anthems to a posthumous tribute, reflecting on his impact and untimely death.
Discover how Susan Te Kahurangi King, a self-taught Māori artist, created thousands of drawings over 70 years, only gaining fame decades later. Explore her unique style and legacy.
Rita Dove’s new poem “Just Kidding” in The New Yorker blends wit and insight to examine modern life, identity, and the power of language and the subtle ways humor shapes our perceptions.
Scientists warn 2023 El Niño is the strongest on record, causing extreme weather, coral bleaching, and seabird die-offs worldwide. Learn how rising ocean temperatures amplify climate impacts.
Alaska's Senate race includes three candidates named Dan Sullivan, causing voter confusion and political disputes. Learn about the candidates and the controversy.
Discover why over 400 women attended Camp Social in the Poconos to reconnect, make friends, and relive childhood nostalgia in a supportive adult summer camp setting.
Staff writer Lily Meyer recommends 'The Sheep Detectives' for a heartwarming whodunit, plus Hold Steady music, Barbara Trapido’s novel, and more cultural gems to explore.
Andy Burnham's devolution push aims to redistribute power from Westminster to England's regions. But gaps in funding, accountability, and representation risk leaving many areas behind.
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