I've only read the first part of David Remnick's "Joshua Generation" in the New Yorker but it's shaping up as a "must read."
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I just read the article--very interesting and very well written.
It was enough to convince to check out the New Yorker more often.
Posted by: Brian | November 12, 2008 at 03:38 PM