The New Yorker · 15 Nov 2026
“Trude,” by Joshua Cohen
Men of the former type usually recognize their fate, they know that their fortunes in business are coupled to their more intimate fortunes, while men of the latter type, men of Richard’s type, usually remain ignorant, willfully ignorant, accidentally ignorant, and frequently can’t even recognize that while their business is tanking, they’ve taken on another youth.
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