“It’s horrible when war comes knocking at your door. This is where I live—it’s my neighborhood,” the Parisian artist Charles Berberian says, about “Paris, November 2015,” his cover for next week’s issue of The New Yorker. “The day after the attacks, Saturday, it was so calm here. … No one was in the streets. This week though,_ _people are back out. The joke going around is: ‘No terrorist can stop me from paying the premium to have my café at a terrasse.’ It feels nice just to sit down and enjoy what briefly seemed impossible to enjoy again.”
Cover Story: “Paris, November 2015”
