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Nice read. Quite touching that his father genuinely tried making a connection to his son, despite the distance, both culturally and physically. I subscribed to
by BigHatLogan 4y ago
Nice read. Quite touching that his father genuinely tried making a connection to his son, despite the distance, both culturally and physically.
I subscribed to the New Yorker recently, and I have to say that it's been nice reading more long-form content that has an ending. There are just a few stories everyday, and every week there's a new issue to read through. And of course the decades-long backlog of stories, profiles, and journalism to go through.
- fassssst 4y agoYea I love getting the actual paper magazine too, nice not having to stare at a screen.
- philshem 4y agoWhen my paper issue comes, I go straight to the table of contents to see what’s in store for the week. Like a kid in a candy store.
- michaelwww 4y agoMy favorites are the New Yorker and Harper's. I read both at the local library to save money (I like reading paper copies) https://harpers.org/ https://harpers.org/
- sologoub 4y agoThis was an entertaining read, until it struck so many cords on immigrant life and kind of became surreally relatable. On the publications, I recently re-subscribed to WSJ after a long time (grad school was the last time I read it regularly). Don’t know if it’s the awful app hiding good content, but I can’t seem to find anything even remotely worth keeping the subscription at full price next year…