The New Yorkerさんのイラストまとめ

In @tnyshouts: "I am Hillary Clinton—fabled, elusive forest-dweller of upstate New York." https://t.co/h9K6u25nwG

“In another language, in another time, her name meant ‘happiness,’ I guess.” https://t.co/lT6AcdG01k

We think of ourselves either as peers or protectors of animals. Robots may soon face the same choice about us. https://t.co/XR1s3V1Y7S

David Sedaris is addicted to shopping: https://t.co/1VkSvRml6e

Kaija Saariaho is the first female composer to have a work performed at the @MetOpera for more than a century. https://t.co/m1jzmIq0VE

In dark times, it’s tempting to give up on politics. The philosopher Charles Taylor explains why we shouldn’t. https://t.co/LIN9dA4GU3

You’ve known that family for years. And then walking the dog one morning, you notice a Trump sign in their yard. https://t.co/jAR5sKzqjW

A lament for witches: https://t.co/MzQ2VD8ugx #TNYarchive

Knowing the stories behind the photos on @cursedimages does not always make them less creepy. https://t.co/6mvr2VxYM5

“Westworld” is explicitly, and often wittily, an exploitation series about exploitation, @emilynussbaum writes. https://t.co/q5o2tKRtbM