The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker

Douglas Stuart Reads “The Englishman”

Sep 8, 2020
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Lemons That I Smell
02:25 • 2min
3
I Love You, but Perhaps He Does Not Love Me
04:45 • 2min
4
A Man's Home, a Shamboes
07:00 • 2min
5
The Secret Life of William, a Portuguese Woman
09:21 • 2min
6
The Man Who Said You Shouldn't Talk Just to Fill a Room
11:42 • 3min
7
I'm Getting a Job.
14:18 • 2min
8
The Last Shot of a Young Man
16:36 • 3min
9
I Love My Teeth
20:00 • 4min
10
Is There a Tree on My Island?
23:56 • 2min
11
I Downed the Whisky and You
26:03 • 3min
12
Yourang, My Lord, I Tried to Be the Clown
28:45 • 3min
13
The Color of the Boys in the Back of the Album
32:01 • 2min
14
I Was a Stupid Thing
33:45 • 2min
15
William, Do You Hear Me?
36:13 • 2min
16
The Scotch Is What Fat Americans Call Whisky
38:09 • 4min
17
The New Yorker Fiction Podcast
42:13 • 2min