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Matt Dellinger

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Writer, tamer of digital archives. Native Hoosier and author of www.amazon.com/dp/1416542507/ … Writing a book about Brooklyn in the Civil War.

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Michael Crawford’s Mixed-Up U.S.A.

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By Matt Dellinger, Casey N. Cep Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
The cartoonist Michael Crawford had a thing for America—jazz and baseball and mobsters, which made their way into many of his gags for this magazine—but also the map of it, the shapes of it, the names of it. The man loved a good panhandle or peninsula. During the last decade of his life (he died last summer, at the age of seventy), he would often grab a paintbrush or Sharpie and fiddle with the familiar national form, make a fresh mess of the mainland, or carve characters out of county lines.
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Wild Wedding Hashtags

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By Olivia de Recat, Matt Dellinger, Sara Lautman
| The New Yorker Verified
Olivia de Recat cartoons would-be hashtags for wildlife nuptials.
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Talkin’ Fifty Years of Bob Dylan’s “Blonde on Blonde”

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By Matt Dellinger, Andy Friedman
| The New Yorker Verified
In 2016, on the fiftieth anniversary of Bob Dylan’s “Blonde on Blonde,” the Country Music Hall of Fame, in Nashville, Tennessee, hosted a birthday celebration. The Hall asked Old Crow Medicine Show, a band whose most popular single “Wagon Wheel” was co-written with Dylan, to play the entirety of “Blonde on Blonde” that night.
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