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How Willie Nelson Sees America
“That’s his front room,” Nelson’s lighting director, Budrock Prewitt, advised me on the highway to Camden. He meant the stage—particularly, a twelve-by-thirty-two-foot maroon...
Turning into a Centenarian | The New Yorker
My father liked canine, and so did I. Earlier than the Labs, we had two collies, an English setter, a French bulldog, a...
The Historical Roots of Doing Time
Folks knew about incarceration. Seneca, the Roman thinker and dramatist (and court docket counsellor), argued that punishment ought to be proportionate to the...
The World’s Truthful That Wasn’t
Tomorrowland Amerifair, held in San Diego within the fall of 1957, was a billion-dollar salute to the American method. The theme—Man, the American—was...
The Unusual Afterlife of Hilma af Klint, Portray’s Posthumous Star
Later, af Klint claimed—implausibly, in line with some historians—that Steiner had warned her that the world was not prepared for what she was trying...