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March102009

Area Twitterer Muses About Literary Magazine in 140 Characters or Fewer

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Martin Schneider writes:

You guessed it, more New Yorker mentions from the aether! Let's dive right in, shall we?

LeonardoZ Reading The New Yorker. Such a well written magazine. Wondering how even good mags can survive, specially in this economy.

cazelk It's about time the New Yorker coughed up a solid 12,000 words on DFW. What do we pay them for again? Ohhhh right, I get it.

PaigeWiser The cover of the New Yorker magazine features Michelle Obama... with sleeves. Didn't recognize her.

ericaceous Is there a bookstore in all of New York that carries anything by James Wood? He writes for the New Yorker, fer cripes sake!

judygoldberg I'm a finalists in this week's New Yrker Caption Contest! I'll just come right out and ask pls vote 4 me!!! http://tinyurl.com/anban5

mnreads listening to the new David Foster Wallace excerpt in the New Yorker, the read pronounces Edina, Minnesota wrong

nancheney David has the newly arrived New Yorker with the David Foster Wallace article. I had it first. grrrrrr.

alsolikelife: thinks David Denby's New Yorker mumblecore piece reads like a teacher-parent consultation during PTA week: "Little Joey is making movies..."

wackjack I find it charming that The New Yorker still refers to publicists as press agents.

ErikHagen I like his beard so much that I want to draw pictures of it, and send them to the New Yorker to be published.

samduke left my new yorker at the taqueria only a 1/3 way through that epic DFW profile. 2nd time this week i've lost something before finishing it.

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