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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| The Five-Forty-Eight | 3 | |
| Distant Music | 16 | |
| Sailor off the Bremen | 27 | |
| Physics | 35 | |
| The Whore of Mensa | 48 | |
| What It Was Like, Seeing Chris | 54 | |
| Drawing Room B | 73 | |
| A Sentimental Journey | 80 | |
| The Balloon | 104 | |
| Smart Money | 109 | |
| Another Marvellous Thing | 130 | |
| The Failure | 148 | |
| Apartment Hotel | 163 | |
| Midair | 167 | |
| The Catbird Seat | 183 | |
| Snowing in Greenwich Village | 191 | |
| I See You, Bianca | 199 | |
| You're Ugly, Too | 206 | |
| Signs and Symbols | 224 | |
| Poor Visitor | 229 | |
| In Greenwich, There Are Many Gravelled Walks | 235 | |
| Some Nights When Nothing Happens Are the Best Nights in This Place | 248 | |
| Slight Rebellion off Madison | 253 | |
| Brownstone | 258 | |
| The Cafeteria | 271 | |
| Partners | 285 | |
| The Evolution of Knowledge | 288 | |
| The Way We Live Now | 297 | |
| Do the Windows Open? | 313 | |
| The Mentocrats | 330 | |
| The Treatment | 336 | |
| Arrangement in Black and White | 346 | |
| Carlyle Tries Polygamy | 350 | |
| Children Are Bored on Sunday | 356 | |
| Notes from a Bottle | 365 | |
| Man in the Middle of the Ocean | 368 | |
| Mespoulets of the Splendide | 385 | |
| Over by the River | 391 | |
| Baster | 426 | |
| The Second Tree from the Corner | 440 | |
| Rembrandt's Hat | 445 | |
| Shot: A New York Story | 454 | |
| A Father-to-Be | 466 | |
| Farewell, My Lovely Appetizer | 475 | |
| Water Child | 481 | |
| The Smoker | 490 |
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Roger Wowk
reviewed Wonderful Town: New York Stories from The New Yorker on May 06, 2016
Wonderful Town: New York Stories from The New Yorker
Maybe the New Yorker fiction section is not for me. Too many of the stories were of the John Cheever Saul Bellow Philip Roth John Updike kind, in which a middle aged man puts on his raincoat and leaves his office and gets on the train to Scarsdale and reminisces about an affair he had, and then gets off the train. Maybe its good that I don't get these stories, because maybe that means I don't share their life of middle aged desperation. Maybe.
On the other hand, there's the always funny Sj Perelman.
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