The New Yorker · 6 Oct 2026
How “Edinburgh” Reimagines Time to Tell a Story of Trauma
What was that first encounter like? I remember the experience of the early pages as one of peculiarly intense disorientation and heat. The disorientation is easy to explain: Chee drops us right into the middle of things, and one of the book’s ambitions is to confound our notions of beginnings and en
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