New Yorker Stories of 2007

Over the past year, novelist Cliff Garstang has been commenting on short stories published in the New Yorker, and now he promises he will reveal his five favorites soon. I canceled my subscription to the magazine when I moved back to Morocco to finish my book, and I was often grateful to be able to read the stories online, although I didn’t always keep up with them, so I just spent the past hour browsing though the posts and reading (or rereading) some of the pieces.

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