Robert Coover reads “Treatments,” his story from the April 30, 2018, issue of the magazine. Coover is the author of eleven novels, including “The Public Burning,” “The Brunist Day of Wrath,” and “Huck Out West.” His story collection “Going for a Beer” was published earlier this year.
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The Writer’s Voice
Yiyun Li Reads “A Flawless Silence”
The World of Television
Is “Love Is Blind” a Toxic Workplace?
Reality-TV contestants are barely paid, and the experience can feel like abuse. Former cast members of Netflix’s megahit are speaking out—and calling for solidarity.
By Emily Nussbaum
The New Yorker Interview
What George Miller Has Learned in Forty-five Years of Making “Mad Max” Movies
In a series of conversations, the director of “Furiosa” explains why silent films have the best action, audiences are seldom wrong, and his wife is always right.
By Burkhard Bilger