The New Yorker September 26, 2011 the Style Issue (Cover) "No!." Make Way for Bulletproof Couture (Fiction) "Dog Run Moon" & Books: The History of Shoplifting (Volume LXXXVII)

COMMENTMembership DuesThe looming vote on Palestine and the U.N.by Steve CollTHE TALK OF THE TOWNLive from New JerseyDrew Eckmann's New Jersey home and concert hall.by Alec WilkinsonThe BeatMatthew Russell Lee, Inner City Press's man in the U.N.by Eric KonigsbergAttica Is All of UsThe Attica prison uprising, forty years later.by Ian FrazierTHE FINANCIAL PAGEJobs and the G.O.P.Why obstruction won't hurt the Republicans.by James SurowieckiPROFILESPrecarious BeautyA dedicated follower of fashion.by Rebecca MeadDept. of inventionSurvival of the FittedMake way for bulletproof couture.by David OwenSHOUTS & MURMURSAlarm Bellsby Andy BorowitzLETTER_FROM_NUCLA, COLORADODr. DonA small-town druggist and his community.by Peter HesslerTHE WORLD OF FASHIONFantasylandJean Paul Gaultier's inspirations.by Susan OrleanANNALS OF ARTDepth of FieldThomas Struth and the big picture.by Janet MalcolmFICTION"Dog Run Moon"by Callan WinkA CRITIC AT LARGEA new look for "Porgy and Bess."by Hilton AlsBOOKSThe history of shoplifting.by Jenny DiskiBriefly Noted: "Leningrad"; "A Book of Secrets"; "Childish Loves"; "White Heat."THE ART WORLDMOMA's de Kooning retrospective.by Peter SchjeldahlTHE THEATRE"Follies."by Hilton AlsTHE CURRENT CINEMA"Drive."by Anthony LanePOEMS"Dürer's Rhinoceros "by John Kinsella"Arrivals "by Rae Armantrout"Tree Heart/True Heart"by Kay RyanFALL PREVIEWThe TheatreArtNight LifeDanceClassicalMovies