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Hell on Wheels

March 2, 2009

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In this issue, Ariel Levy tells the story of the Van Dykes, a group of lesbian separatists who travelled by van across North America in the late nineteeen-seventies. Here Levy talks about meeting Lamar Van Dyke, and what’s become of her and of women’s communities.

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Hell on Wheels: Ariel Levy recounts the world of lesbian separatists.
Found Sentences: Louis Menand discusses the writer Donald Barthelme.
The Chinese Dream: Evan Osnos talks about African merchants in China.
Editing Updike: Roger Angell reads John Updike’s “Playing with Dynamite.”
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Stories from the Near Future: Video from the 2008 New Yorker Conference.
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Nigeriatown: Photos of African migrants in China, narrated by Evan Osnos.
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