Tag Archives: New Yorker
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Tragic Micro Fiction Inspired by “For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn”
Leave a commentAugust 20, 2015 by carolinetanski
The New Yorker daily shout from Tuesday, the 18th speaks to so many universal experiences. “The sunburn never became a …
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“Excerpts from Philosophers’ Breakup Letters Throughout History”
Leave a commentJune 12, 2015 by carolinetanski
From a couple of days ago, the New Yorker takes us inside some notable breakups of prominent philosophers. “One day …
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Gerald Stern in the New Yorker
2October 2, 2014 by carolinetanski
In the October 6th issue of the The New Yorker you will find a poem by Gerald Stern, whom I …
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Missed Connections for A-holes
Leave a commentJuly 11, 2014 by carolinetanski
This is what 90% of my internal commentary sounds like.
Caroline Tanski 