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 \nNell Freudenberger  \nNicholas Lemann  \nRoz Chast  \nJudith Thurman  \nRachel Heng  \nHermione Hoby  \nSHOUTS & MURMURS  \n27 Open Letter  \nANNALS OF MONEY  \n28 For Richer  \nCalifornia’s battle over taxing billionaires.  \nSKETCHBOOK  \n35 “ Boo”  \nPERSONAL HISTORY  \n38 A Self-Made Woman A cousin’s secrets.  \nFICTION  \n48 “A Very Safe Place”  \nTHE CRITICS  \nA CRITIC AT LARGE  \n58 The difficulty of writing about illness.  \nBOOKS  \n63 Briefly Noted  \nGideon Lewis-Kraus  \nZachary Fine  \nInkoo Kang  \nJustin Chang  \nCynthia Zarin Sophie Cabot Black  \nPeter de Sève  \n64  \n68  \n70  \n72  \n42  \n52  \nHow test engineers model the world.  \nTHE ART WORLD  \nArthur Jafa at the New Museum.  \nON TELEVISION  \nZoe Kazan’s “East of Eden.”  \nTHE CURRENT CINEMA“Digger.”  \nPOEMS  \n“Old Story: October”  \n“Democracy”  \nCOVER  \n“Lapdog”  \nDRAWINGS Will McPhail, Colin Tom, Ellis Rosen, Benjamin Schwartz, Paul Noth, Drew Panckeri, Joe Dator, Teresa Burns Parkhurst, Amy Hwang, Jason Adam Katzenstein, Jon Adams, Sofia Warren, Lars Kenseth, Liana Finck, Ali Fitzgerald SPOTS IkerAyestaran  \nConversations that change your world.  \nJoin The New Yorker’s editor, David Remnick, for in-depth interviewsand thought-provoking discussions about politics, culture, and the arts.  \nCONTRIBUTORS  \nJudith Thurman (“A Self-Made Woman,”p. 38), a staff writer since 2000, received a Grace Dudley Prize for Arts Writing last year.  \nMichael Schulman (“Year of the Horse,”p. 20), a staff writer, has contributed to the magazine since 2006. His most recent book is “Oscar Wars.”  \nJonathan Blitzer (Comment, p. 7) is a staff writer. His book about the border crisis,“Everyone WhoIs Gone Is Here,”won the Hillman Prize and the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award last year.  \nNell Freudenberger (Shouts & Murmurs, p. 27) is the author of “Lost and Wanted,” among other books.  \nPeter de Sève (Cover) is an illustrator and a character designer. A solo exhibition of his work will open at Philippe Labaune Gallery later this month.  \nCynthia Zarin (Poem, p. 42), a regular contributor since 1983, is the author of the novels “Estate” and “Inverno” and the poetry collection “Next Day.”  \nNicholas Lemann (“For Richer,”p. 28) is a staffwriter and a professor at Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism. His latest book,“Returning,” was published in March.  \nEmma Green (“Fightfor the Right,”p. 12), a staff writer, focusses on politics and academia.  \nRachel Heng (Fiction, p. 48) is the author of the novels “The Great Reclamation” and “Suicide Club.”  \nHermione Hoby (A Critic at Large, p. 58) first contributed to The New Yorker in 2016. Her most recent book is the novel “Virtue.”  \nGideon Lewis-Kraus (Books, p. 64) is a staff writer covering technology, academia, and books, among other topics. He is the author of the memoir “A Sense of Direction.”  \nSophie Cabot Black (Poem, p. 52) has contributed to the magazine since 2006. Her books include the poetry collection “Geometry of the Restless Herd.”  \nTHE NEW YORKER INTERVIEW  \nJeremy Strong Is Not Quite Over It  \nBy David Remnick  \nRead this digital-only story on the New Yorker app, the best place tofind the latest issue, plus more news, commentary, criticism, and humor.  \nILLUSTRAT ION BY DIEGO MALLO  \nGOINGS ON  \nOCTOBER 7 – 13, 2026  \nWhat we’re watching, listening to, and doing this week.  \nAs one of the most arresting, provocative, and unpredictable photographers around, Justine Kurland, at fifty-six, deserves to have her mid-career retrospective in a museum. 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