The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

Articles

• “Amarillo Boulevard,” by David Wright Faladé

  28 septembre, par David Wright Faladé — Magazine / Fiction
  Jean stepped out of the car as Nia approached—lean and arrogant, a cigarette pinched between her lips. Then her swagger slipped, her expression unsettled.

• The Politics of Faith After Charlie Kirk

  28 septembre, par Michael Luo — News / The Lede, Christians, Christianity, Religion, Politics
  The future of American democracy could depend on whether Christians see themselves as warriors or servants.

• David Wright Faladé on Pushing Against Easy Notions of Identity

  28 septembre, par Cressida Leyshon — Books / This Week in Fiction, Black Culture, Texas, Engagement, Fiction
  The author discusses his story “Amarillo Boulevard.”

• What Catherine Leroy’s Fearless Photographs Reveal About the Vietnam War

  27 septembre, par Louis Menand — Culture / Photo Booth, Vietnam War, War Photography, Journalists
  Fifty years after its horrors, we know that the press helped to turn public opinion against the conflict. That’s because war is hell, and hell is photogenic.

• Richard Linklater’s Uncompromising Artists

  27 septembre, par Justin Chang — Culture / Persons of Interest, Film, Directors, Cinema
  In two new historical films, “Blue Moon” and “Nouvelle Vague,” the director explores the challenges of staying true to a creative vision.

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