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  1. On this week's The Author's Voice podcast, Michael Andreasen reads his story "The King's Teacup at Rest."

  2. "Where is all this anger coming from? It’s viral, and Trump is Typhoid Mary": George Saunders at Trump rallies.

  3. This week's story, "The King's Teacup at Rest" by Michael Andreasen, is now online.

  4. Ben Lerner and John Berger?? All of our Christmases at once! Ah 💘

  5. "His Royal Highness, the King of Retired Amusements, assesses the carnival grimly": a story by Michael Andreasen in TNY Monday.

  6. The July New Yorker Fiction Podcast: Ben Lerner reads and discusses John Berger.

  7. "I want to dig into the actual and see what it’s like at its core": T. C. Boyle on this week's story.

  8. On this week's The Author's Voice podcast, T. C. Boyle reads his story "The Fugitive."

  9. This week's story, "The Fugitive" by T. Coraghessan Boyle, is now online.

  10. "What had he done to deserve this? He’d got sick, that was all—and couldn’t anybody get sick?”: a story by T. C. Boyle in TNY Monday.

  11. Paul Theroux on large families, autobiographical fiction, and his story in this week's issue.

  12. On this week's The Author's Voice podcast, Paul Theroux reads his story "Upside-Down Cake."

  13. This week's story, "Upside-Down Cake" by Paul Theroux, is now online.

  14. “We had betrayed one another too many times to be able to sit comfortably around the same table”: a story by Paul Theroux in TNY Monday.

  15. "Howls of laughter and howls of terror aren’t so far removed from one another": Karen Russell on this week's story.

  16. On this week's The Author's Voice podcast, Karen Russell reads her story "The Bog Girl."

  17. This week's story, "The Bog Girl" by Karen Russell, is now online.

  18. "Here was a secret, flagging him down. A secret the world had kept for two thousand years": a story by Karen Russell in TNY Monday.

  19. "The trouble began when I decided to be dangerously ambitious": Ocean Vuong on writing his first poem.

  20. NYerFiction's Cressida Leyshon talks with and others, June 15, at the Brooklyn Historical Society.

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