For nearly a century, The New Yorker has been a treasured
source of essays, fiction, cartoons, satire, poetry, criticism,
and reportage, and its writers occupy a unique place in the
pantheon of erudition and wit. In this class, we'll enjoy the
magazine even more by sharing our knowledge and opinions
on weekly selections from “Shouts & Murmurs,” “The Talk
of the Town,” a work of fiction or non-fiction, a movie review,
or cartoons. Prior to each week's meeting, you'll receive
an email naming items from the prior week's issue to be
discussed; accordingly, either a print or digital subscription
to the magazine is required. A stimulating conversation
is certain!