Page 8 | Harper's Magazine

History

Mad Magazines

by Jonathan Guyer,

Underground comics come to Egypt

Killer Bunny in the Sky

by Jay Kirk,

A drone war begins between vegans and hunters

Undeceiving the World

by Stuart Franklin,

Can a staged photograph tell the truth?

Beginning to See the Light

by Gary Greenberg,

Religious conversion across the ages

Rule, Britannica

by John Crowley,

They look like a segment of Borges’s Library of Babel: twenty-four volumes almost uniform in bulk (a thousand pages each, give or take a few), identically bound in a reddish-brown…

The Queen and I

by Tanya Gold,

The awful seduction of the British monarchy

Disunified Front

by Charles Glass,

The chaotic, underfunded battle against the Islamic State

Escaping Wars and Waves

by Olivier Kugler,

We Don’t Have Rights, But We Are Alive

by James Harkin,

A gay soldier in Assad’s army

Left of Bernie

by Garret Keizer,

You say you want a revolution

Search History

by Harper’s Magazine,

A selection of queries submitted by telephone and in person to the New York Public Library’s Reference and Research Services between 1940 and 1989.