The New Yorker, September 30, 2024

The New Yorker is a weekly magazine featuring journalism, commentary, criticism, essays, fiction, satire, cartoons, and poetry.

In this issue: 

• The Deomcrats' Left Flank: In the swing state of Michigan, antiwar voters want a commitment from Kamala Harris on Gaza. Are their tactics a gift to Trump?
• The Priest Who Helps Mafia Wives Escape: D.T. Max on an Italian rescue network.
• Cophenhagen's Mad-Scientist Chef: Rebecca Mead on psychedelic fine dining.
• The Making of 'Awakenings': Oliver Sacks's letters aout a Parkinson's breakthrough.
• Plus: Julia Tolentino and Sophie's posthumous album, Louis Menand on ditching the Constitution and Fiction by Allegra Goodman.

New York, USA; 210mm x 290mm; 76 pages