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Contributors

The Mail: The Mail

Goings On

Tables for Two: Naks • 201 First Ave.

Comment: Veepstakes

L.A. Postcard: Late Bloomer

The Boards: Interpreter

New Roommates Dept.: Ghosts in the Building

Sketchpad: Complaints About 2024 (So Far)

Letter from Vermont: A Slippery Slope • How a rural ski resort became embroiled in an international fraud.

Shouts & Murmurs: Every Ten-Best List

The Control of Nature: Burn Notice • What’s really fuelling the wildfire crisis?

Annals of Music: The Next Scene • Lucian Grainge helped the music industry survive file-sharing. Now he wants to do the same with A.I.

Poems: Silo

A Reporter at Large: Democracy in Darkness • What Ukraine has already lost in its fight against Russia.

Sketchbook: Congratulations!

Fiction: Life with Spider

Poems: Gist

A Critic at Large: Prometheus Bound • In search of a new and better Internet.

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Mad, Conceited, Ridiculous • Why Margaret Cavendish was considered both a genius and an eccentric.

Musical Events: Post-Apocalypse Now • The experimental Ukrainian opera “Chornobyldorf,” at La Mama.

The Theatre: Depth of Field • “Public Obscenities” triumphs Off Broadway.

CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST

Puzzles & Games Dept. The Crossword • A challenging puzzle.