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The Top 5 Longreads of the Week
In this week's Top 5 we're showcasing stories about:
- Interracial persecution in 1960s Michigan - The cruelty bred into the chickens we eat - How Photo Shuffle helped one man through loss - Navigating life not knowing you’re neurodivergent - The deep craft in forging a handmade knife
All this and the story our audience loved the most.
Check out the list and learn why our editors recommend these pieces at Longreads.
In this week’s installment of the Longreads Top 5:
How Canada is failing its most vulnerable citizens.
Teju Cole considers the Vermeer exhibition at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
The toxic workplace culture behind the hit TV show Lost.
A piece highlighting Succession‘s excellent writing.
The enduring popularity of Guinness World Records.
Check out what our editors had to say about these pieces and find out which story our audience loved most this week.
The Top 5 Longreads of the Week
This week, we’re sharing stories about catching nonagenarian Nazis, trying to live forever, the overpowering need to return home, forgiving your dad, and finding humor in getting scammed, repeatedly. All this and the piece our audience loved most.
Check out each piece and learn why we chose them.
This week's top stories by Elizabeth Whitman, David Grann, Jack Stilgoe, Gloria Liu, and Tony Rehagen.
This week, our editors recommend stories about:
An egg farm in Arizona making money off incarcerated women.
A disastrous 18th-century British naval expedition.
AI drum machines.
A look into why people ski.
A data-driven IPA.
Time to read! Check out this week’s Top 5!
Today we are featuring stories about the decimation of a national park, the survival of Texas Monthly magazine, how a couple escaped slavery in Boston, choosing when to die, and the future of jelly. 1. In a Famed Kenyan Game Park, the Animals Are Giving Up Georgina Gustin | Undark | January 4, 2023 | […]
This week, our editors recommend stories about:
The decimation of a national park.
The survival of Texas Monthly.
An enslaved couple’s daring escape.
Scheduling a death.
The future of jelly.
All in this week’s Top 5!
This week's edition highlights stories by Joshua Yaffa, Ritwika Mitra, Jason Nark, Andrew Bullis, and Angie Kang.
This week, our editors recommend stories about:
The hard truths of war.
Child trafficking in India.
A deeply personal search for a lost climber.
The high personal toll of veterinary work.
A call to look beyond common ethnic food tropes.
All in this week’s Top 5!
Froggie regrets. A precious ticket to a Chicago Bulls game. A conversation about AI and nature. A profile of the world’s most famous unknown writer. And to finish, a look back to last Friday and a St. Patrick’s Day tradition. 1. Frog Anne Fadiman | Harper’s Magazine | February 10, 2023 | 5,816 words “There […]
This week, our editors recommend stories about:
Froggie regrets.
A precious ticket to a Chicago Bulls game.
A fascinating conversation about AI and nature.
The world’s most famous unknown writer.
A chaotic St. Patrick’s Day tradition.
You don’t want to miss this eclectic mix of stories. Check out our Top 5!
Happy New Year! Here's our first Top 5 list of 2023.
This week, our editors recommend stories about:
LA’s devastating housing crisis.
Three falls in the alps.
The memory of geology.
Critical care reevaluated.
A complicated father-son dynamic.
Don’t miss our first Top 5 of the new year!
