
Kerry Howley
Feature Writer at New York Magazine
Staff Writer, New York Mag. Screenwriter. New Englander in Los Feliz.
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1 month ago |
nymag.com | Kerry Howley
It is exceptionally hard to know how long long-lived animals endure. For the vast majority of species there are no growth rings to count, no blood tests to perform, no methods beyond marking time. The way scientists assess the longevity of wild animals is to tag them, go away, and hope to see them again. We know albatrosses live long lives because a 38-year-old ornithologist put a ring on a bird and caught her again when he was 84.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
hoerzu.at | Kerry Howley |Susanna Fogel
» Wahre Story, erzählt mit galligem Witz « BeschreibungKurioser Name, der wie die Faust aufs Auge passt: Reality Winner dringt dank ihres Faibles für exotische Idiome ins Herz der NSA vor - als Spezialistin für Abhörmanöver. Als sie Dokumente leakt, die Russlands Einflussnahme auf die USA belegen, wird sie festgenommen... Stark besetztes Biopic über eine kratzbürstige Idealistin.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
nymag.com | Kerry Howley
I am not a worrier, not given to hear the call of catastrophe. In the middle of the night on Monday, amid the squeal of the wind, my husband got up to take down some chimes ringing through the dark. I laughed: What a ridiculous time to have wind chimes. The wind moaned, whimpered; doors shook. It made no sense that we lived here. We could barely afford this house, which was, in any case, a two-bedroom too small for a family of four.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
nymag.com | Kerry Howley
They say anger is a secondary emotion," someone who has much to fear from the incoming administration told me last week. "So whatever's under that is ..." He paused. He had, throughout our conversation, veered relentlessly toward the general, away from the intensity of his experience.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
nymag.com | Kerry Howley
This article was featured in One Great Story, New York's reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. Small talk is physical. When well executed, it is a collection of gentle gestures well matched to the speaker, a unity of mind and body that never rises to the level of consciousness. When Tim Walz listens, he waits with his brows knit (and it helps, here, to have massive, bushy brows) and his hands clasped, thumbs touching.
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