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By the standards of The New Yorker, this was mercifully short. Usually they go on and on about the childhood experiences of the main subject's parents, both bio
by chihuahua 6y ago
By the standards of The New Yorker, this was mercifully short. Usually they go on and on about the childhood experiences of the main subject's parents, both biological and adopted. Sometimes it feels as if the writers are paid by the word, with no upper limit. Some people treasure this "long-form" writing, but not everyone does.
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- legerdemain 6y agoUgh, print magazines can't die fast enough. Gimme Axios style, French tacos, five bullet points, no polysyllabic words, bam-bam-bam, done!