Fifty Words or Less// The New Yorker. « Great Books, Half Read. The Online Home of Martin Marks.

November 24, 2009...10:54 am

Fifty Words or Less// The New Yorker.

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The November 30, 2009 New Yorker, summarized in 35 words:

The distinctions between life and death, third-world political parties, and the genders do not exist as we know them—largely because of racism, though somewhat to do with sports named “football.” Story by Don Dellilo.

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