The New Yorker is the name of the long running and widely respected magazine (debuted on February 21, 1925), well known for its success at popularizing the short story as a literary form in English in the mid-20th century. The magazine also is known for its journalism -- John Hersey's Hiroshima filled an entire issue -- and for its criticism and essays, particularly the short "Talk of the Town" pieces. Some readers look only for the cartoons and short humorous pieces.
Contributors have included:
- Charles Addams - cartoonist
- Woody Allen - humorist
- Roger Angell, fiction editor and baseball writer
- Peter Arno[?] - cartoonist
- Robert Benchley[?], humorist and theater critic
- George Booth[?] - cartoonist
- E.L. Doctorow - fiction writer
- Wolcott Gibbs[?] - parodist, humorist, reviewer, and short story writer
- Seymour M. Hersh[?] - Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter
- Pauline Kael[?], film critic
- A.J. Liebling[?], journalism critic
- Janet Malcolm
- S.J. Perelman[?] - humorist
- J. D. Salinger - short story writer
- Saul Steinberg[?] - illustrator
- James Thurber - cartoonist and essayist
- John Updike - fiction, essayist
- E. B. White - essayist and editor
External Link
- www.newyorker.com (http://www.newyorker.com/)
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