
Unhappy ‘Camping’
Lena Dunham’s new comedy series is an accidental portrait of toxic femininity
Monthly Wire
Best of 2013: Ten Great Long Reads
Ten highlights from a magnificent year of long-form magazine writing:
Royal bodies (Hilary Mantel, London Review of Books)
Thanksgiving in Mongolia (Ariel Levy, New Yorker)
Danse Macabre: A scandal at the Bolshoi Ballet (David Remnick, New Yorker)
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev: Jahar's World (Janet Reitman, Rolling Stone)
Facebook feminism, like it or not (Susan Faludi, The Baffler)
Love in the Gardens (Zadie Smith, New York Review of Books)
For 40 years, this Russian family was cut off from all human contact, unaware of World War II (Mike Dash, Smithsonian)
Gangster bankers: Too big to jail (Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone)
Fat City (Karen Hitchcock, The Monthly)
The impossible refugee boat lift to Christmas Island (Luke Mogelson, New York Times)
Unhappy ‘Camping’
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This existential comedy is 2019’s first must-see Netflix seriesDebate over asylum seeker medical transfers reaches new lows
The government’s scare campaign against the crossbench bill denigrates doctors and detainees‘Capharnaüm’: giving voice to the voiceless
Nadine Labaki on what motivated her exploration of turmoil’s impact on children
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