The New Yorker
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300 short stories:: story 180
Samantha Neugebauer
story: “Cream” author: Haruki Murakami year: 2019 where: in the bedroom note: There wasn’t a cat. a line: “In my life, whenever an inexplicable, illogical, disturbing event takes place (I’m not saying that it happens often, but it has a few times), I always come back to that circle—the circle with many centers but no circumference.”
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300 short stories:: story 170
Samantha Neugebauer
story: “Time for the Eyes to Adjust” author: Linn Ullmann year: 2018 where: New York City note: some of this story reminds me of Picasso’s personal life (though I hear there are clues in this story that the story leans more autobiographical towards the writer’s parents) a line: “The father used to say that for his seventieth birthday…
SAMANTHA NEUGEBAUER 