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October 1, 2018 Issue
Ultra-Local Vodka in Chelsea at Our/New York
The clean-tasting spirit is distilled in a copper contraption on the premises and served in a dangerously drinkable Martini.
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Nicolas Niarchos
Culture Desk
When Burkina Faso Vibrated with a New Culture
Volta Jazz’s infectious music signalled a new era of cosmopolitanism in Burkina Faso.
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Nicolas Niarchos
September 16, 2018
Listening Session
July 9 & 16, 2018 Issue
Mapping Brooklyn’s Diverse Pirate-Radio Scene
Transmitted from the roofs of churches and apartment buildings, unlicensed radio stations offer listeners spiritual sustenance, immigration information, and news from home.
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Nicolas Niarchos
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The New Yorker Recommends: The Quiet Splendor of Denis Johnson’s Poetry
It’s a shame that Johnson is not more known for his verse.
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Nicolas Niarchos
June 4, 2018
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May 28, 2018 Issue
Sample Mexican Music and Spirits at El Kallejón
Rare, smooth spirits and fast-paced rhythms liven up the storefront space in East Harlem.
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Nicolas Niarchos
News Desk
A Saudi-Backed “Assassination” Could Worsen Yemen’s War
The killing of a rebel leader is likely to intensify the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
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Nicolas Niarchos
May 1, 2018
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April 16, 2018 Issue
The Seventies Reign at the Honeywell
Think disco, lazy Susans in back booths, and a black-and-white TV playing reruns of “Family Feud.” But don’t let the kitsch put you off.
By
Nicolas Niarchos
Page-Turner
“To Be a Writer You Have to Be Against the State”: Youssef Fadel Illuminates Morocco’s Past and Present
Fadel’s novels remind us how the evil of state repression and the banality of our daily lives are linked—and even rely on each other to exist.
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Nicolas Niarchos
February 28, 2018
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February 5, 2018 Issue
Double Down Saloon Channels East Village Punk
This dive bar appears to be pure Big Apple, even though its progenitor was founded in Las Vegas.
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Nicolas Niarchos
Tables for Two
January 29, 2018 Issue
Ruchi’s Maximalist Indian Cuisine
The humble downtown dive serves more than sixty main courses, offering an attempt at encyclopedic deliciousness from across the subcontinent.
By
Nicolas Niarchos
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