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The New Yorker, February 14th & 21st 2011: Part 2 (Rebecca Mead, Mary Gaitskill, Adam Gopnik) | [Rebecca Mead, Mary Gaitskill, Adam Gopnik]

The New Yorker, February 14th & 21st 2011: Part 2 (Rebecca Mead, Mary Gaitskill, Adam Gopnik)

by Rebecca Mead , Mary Gaitskill , Adam Gopnik
Narrated by Dan Bernard, Christine Marshall
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LENGTH

2 hrs and 14 mins
RELEASE DATE

02-16-11
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PUBLISHER

The New Yorker

Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

LIFE AND LETTERS
"Middlemarch and Me", by Rebecca Mead: What George Eliot teaches us.

A CRITIC AT LARGE
"The Information", by Adam Gopnik: Does the internet change the way we think?

FICTION
"The Other Place", by Mary Gaitskill.

MUSICAL EVENTS
"Schubert on the Beach", by Alex Ross: A new kind of concert hall in Miami Beach.

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