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Max Holleran
He Rebuilt After 9/11. But Was It the Right Plan?
There were multiple visions for the World Trade Center site, from housing to parks. Why was Larry Silverstein set on office space?
Ed Burmila
The World That September 11 Made
Richard Beck’s “Homeland” traces the far-reaching aftereffects of the attacks and tries to recover the events of the day, as they happened.
Magazine
Stephen Kearse
Danzy Senna’s Trick Mirror
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Stephen Kearse
Danzy Senna’s Trick Mirror
Books & the Arts
Magazine
The Case for Hypochondria
Anna Altman
Magazine
Anna Altman
The Case for Hypochondria
Magazine
The Unsavory Confessions of a P.R. Guru
Aaron Gell
Magazine
Aaron Gell
The Unsavory Confessions of a P.R. Guru
Magazine
The Unsavory Confessions of a P.R. Guru
Aaron Gell
Magazine
Aaron Gell
The Unsavory Confessions of a P.R. Guru
Magazine
Rachel Cusk’s Inverted World
Rumaan Alam
Magazine
Rumaan Alam
Rachel Cusk’s Inverted World
Magazine
Rachel Cusk’s Inverted World
Rumaan Alam
Magazine
Rumaan Alam
Rachel Cusk’s Inverted World
Magazine
Phillip Maciak
Slow Horses
Is the Spy Drama With Everything—Except Popularity
The Apple TV series, now in its fourth season, may be the best, least watched show on television.
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Laura Marsh
Rachel Kushner’s Spy Games
In “Creation Lake,” a brilliant secret agent delights in her infiltration of a niche world of ideas.