The New Yorker · 27 Sep 2026
“Weeping Willow, Nantucket,” by Stephanie Burt
They can’t get off the island either. That’s why their resolve to bend and never break— itself about to break when the worst winds come— gives them their only course; their versets turn inward, like artichoke prickles, and overlap, almost awkward, a way to repel, and accept, the pelting weather. Tha
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