This is one of the craziest designs yet -- a sort of cloth covered fold-out folio in which the contents are then inserted.  You'll have to see it for yourself to understand.  Here's what McSweeney's has to say:  "Issue 16 presents new stories from McSweeney's regulars like Roddy Doyle and Denis Johnson, and exploits a never-before-seen tripartite format to bring you a hilarious Ann Beattie novella and a special deck-of-cards story from Robert Coover, one of the great masters of American experimental fiction. This issue uses more cloth than any issue to date. Also, it comes with a comb."

The usual susupects are back in this plain vanilla issue of McSweeney's.  Joshuah Bearman, T.C. Boyle, Denis Johnson, Susan Straight, Lawrence Weschler and many others fill out 306 high quality pages. 

The final collection of stories from the literary champion of the down-and-out-but-still-worth-your-while.  

Here's a Guardian review – by fellow traveller, Geoff Dyer, no less.

And, here's the title story, from its original appearance in The New Yorker.