Originally published in The New Yorker, Oct. 25, 2010. Personal enjoyment rating (out of 100): 14.A rough litany, but one filled with unusual--and thereby intriguing--events: as Means drills the sharp "Five days of..." (as opposed to "It's been five days of...") into us, we quickly get a feel for the cramped, listless specificity of surveillance, as Lee and Barnes hide along a Kansas tree line, waiting o…
SOURCE: That Sounds Cool at 05:58PM on November 18, 2010