The New Yorker · 18 Oct 2026
“Appeasement, Ohio,” by George Saunders
I meet Carl, Maribeth’s third, possibly fourth, husband: nice guy, sprig of hair on the front of his head like a Kewpie, but white hair, not blond. Also Mick, a pal of Kip’s. “Eggs?” Carl says. “No, thanks,” I say. “I will,” Kip says. “Scrambled,” Mick says. “Unless you boys no longer believe in egg
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