Richard Reeves
The fascinating author and journalist Richard Reeves talks about writing Reagan, founding “New York” magazine, and covering Lévy’s America more than 20 years ago.
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A collection of 14235 issues
Some of This Is Made Up
Sharing your name with a celebrity can be frustrating, especially when the two of you pursue the same occupation.
17 April 2006
New York's currently: trying hard not to seize, preferring to quell Dozens of Taliban rebels killed; Dozens of Iraqi police still missing. Iran pledges $50 million to Palestinian government. Zawahiri's visibility suggests he's worried about losing leadership of the jihad movement. Iraqi political cartoons.
Intern Desired
Spring has arrived, Brooklyn’s turning hot, the editors are back on their tennis game, and TMN needs a new intern. We’re excited to announce that our most recent interns, Beth Milton and Nicole Pasulka, have accepted our offer to join the staff as Assistant Editors, and now we’
Video Digest: April 13, 2006
“Its greatest asset—its dialogue—is even hard to understand at times, delivered as it is by mumble-mouthed teens throwing punches and hopped up on drugs.”
13 April 2006
Gone hooping: Post-Rooster haze means we need a day off; see you on Monday! New York's currently: cock-a-hooping! Iran won't back down "even one iota"; U.S. says "it's time for action." Sectarian violence sends thousands of
For Love of the Fame
Summer softball is every American’s right—unless you live in New York City where the fields are stocked with former pros. An insider’s story from the city’s elite leagues.
12 April 2006
New York's currently: waiting for Mr. Jordan Iran announces advance in uranium enrichment, assures the world that energy, not bombs, are the true goal; still, speculation on both sides abounds--as does political theater. American military deaths in Iraq for April already outnumber those in all of March.
Book Digest: April 11, 2006
Green Squall; Crashing the Gate; Realm of the Dead; On Seeing; The Last Friend; Little Money Street; The Thin Tear in the Fabric of Space; La Perdida; Target Zero; The Collected Poems of C.P. Cavafy; Among the Dead Cities
Al Qaeda Could Not Be Bothered
Dale Peck’s “judging” of McEwan’s and Smith’s novels shows that this self-proclaimed “most-hated man in publishing,” while lacking any critical acumen, possesses an unmatched ego. “Contemporary fiction’s nothing more than an enabler of certain bourgeois illusions” …”Social compact is spiritual and species suicide”…”literary