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That's because the The New Yorker is rather dull. Anything interesting stands out -- assuming your eyes haven't already glazed over from wading through descrip
by adrianratnapala 10y ago
That's because the The New Yorker is rather dull. Anything interesting stands out -- assuming your eyes haven't already glazed over from wading through descriptions of people's clothes and suntans.
- dang 10y agoCome now, there's more variety in it than that. (My pet peeve, ages ago, was the short-story-highlighting-the-little-things-of-everyday-life. Do they still have those?) What seems like dullness starts to feel pretty good again after the sugar binge of sensationalism that we get nearly everywhere else.