A Change of Address - Adam Iscoe
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Sometimes people tell me things they shouldn’t, because I’m willing to listen, for as long as it takes, to understand how they see the world.
A Change of Address Sometimes people tell me things they shouldn’t, because I’m willing to listen, for as long as it takes, to understand how they see the world. Adam Iscoe Jun 02, 2026 18 1 Share Hi, y’all. It’s been a tremendous five years. As a reporter for The New Yorker , I wrote about mental illness , mass incarceration, criminal trials, Afghanistan , contemporary art, film, startups, cryptocurrency, boats , ships (there is a difference), architecture, corporate malfeasance, guns, private aviation, cannabis, gambling, exploration, restaurants , politics. It usually went like this: I’d fi
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