New Yorker, Weeved Weekly, celebrates her hundred birthday. I have been a writer in the magazine since 2008, and Bruce Dionis has been in the New Yorker magazine since then, not from the beginning. 1978, he said. “I was in the cradle. Leave me on the doorstep and came.”
He asked about his title, Dionis replied, “I really don’t have one. I am helping and inciting all the crimes that happen here. I am that man always.”
“An expert in both people and the magazine?”
“This is correct.”
“You can tell me what we published in 1979, but you can also tell me who is crazy?”
“Yes, and I can tell you why they are angry at them and why this thing did not work in 79!” He laughed.
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New Yorker is famous for its approach and privacy. Each issue also includes cartoons, short story and some poems. The front cap is not characterized by taking a picture, but rather a plate.
One of the responsibilities of Diones is to organize the magazine archive. We have every magazine, every issue since the beginning. We have scraps records, papers and all the strange types of drivers from people’s offices. It is a kind of fun, interesting things. “
NEW Yorker may be the leading New Yorker magazine, but her story begins with an artist: Rea Irvin. “All the artworks in New Yorker are based on his work,” said Dionis.
Irvin covered the first issue that was published on February 21, 1925, for a luxury young man in a higher hat, inspecting a butterfly. His name is Justas Tele, and he became the amulet in the magazine, for the better or worse.
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“Finally, I will tell you that I am contradicting Justas Tele,” said editor David Remnik. “Because some people look at it and think it is a symbol of exit, or excessive pride. When it started, it was supposed to be joke About Snobbery. “
Remink was a 39 -year -old correspondent when he was appointed in 1998, the fifth editor at The New Yorker. His job is to keep the book happy, and because it sometimes reminds me of my productivity. Its job is also to know how, how much, to update a 100 -year -old magazine who has one day specialized in light articles about the Manhattan community.
In this first issue of the magazine, the founding editor, Harold Ross, wrote, “It has not been edited to the old lady in Dopok.”
I asked, “What he had against Iowa?”
“I don’t know,” Remnik laughed. “For him, Dubuk Queens and Los Angeles included …”
The magazine extends, now, to a large extent Manhattan. “We have more readers in California more than we do in New York, including the old lady in Dopok,” said Remnik. “It is a magazine with deep and deep reports, proud of accuracy and examining the facts.”
Fergus McCaintech leads the Magazine Journal Magazine-more than twenty.
So, what is the factory auditor? McCaintech said: “A person who takes the story of a person like you, and before publishing it, is sure that it is accurate, balanced, fair and fully as possible.”
“Justice?” This seems difficult to find out. ”
“I know this is difficult for you. McCainch laughed.
Everything is examined – not only articles, but also poems, short stories and even cartoons. The Teresa Matthew, Assistant Director of the Ministry, was once forced to check the animation about his friend’s parents. “We prefer the term Arctic-MARICAN.” This is in reality, because the penguins live in the Antarctic. “
I said: “But the American South Pole was not funny.”
Matthew said: “It is not hateful enough, no.” “All my emails to the wonderful animation editor about any possible problems I find, I always get a response,” thank you very much, Theresa. We will not take this change. ”
Somewhere along the way, New Yorker magazine has become a serious magazine, publishing a book ranging from JD Salinger to James Baldwin, from cinematic critic Pauline Kyle to the investigative journalist Ronan Farrow.
The New York Public Library will celebrate the anniversary of an exhibition magazine later this month.
So, what is New Yorker in 2025? Remnik said, “It is not just one thing.
“Is New Yorker himself more political than it was?”
“I definitely think it is more political than it was when it started, and this is certain,” said Remnik.
“Will it be wrong describing New Yorker as a liberal magazine?”
“No, I don’t think it will be wrong. I think there is a wide range. I don’t think it is a firmly ideological post. I think reporting is more than the finger.”
These are anxious times for the media industry, and New Yorker is not immune. The magazine had a tour of the demobilization of workers in 2023. But New Yorker had a fixed base of about 1.2 million subscribers, many of whom read on their phones. Remitk said, “How do we write things shorter and faster, as well as doing other things? In addition, not. instead of. We have a very strong sound process – four, five podcasts. We are doing the video. But I think forward. I am thinking about how we have a New Yorker magazine. It has the ability to celebrate 200 years? Because in American life, in the history of the media, this is unusual. Just ask people who used to read Life magazine. “
For Bruce Diones, New Yorker’s birthday is a good excuse for reconsidering ancient history. A box behind a former employee named Farid Kaif showed me: “He was a young man like me with a tie, sitting in the corner and writing” letters “to” the answers of the editor. ”
There was one message to visit the magazine offices. Kefe replied: “Thank you for your message. We fear that there is not much to see in our offices. All editors and writers are closed in small compartments and are very upset if people appear on them.”
In fact, these editors, writers, old artists and cartoonists are still here, with a spirit, as well as in these boxes. The party was going for a hundred years, and the new people are still invited to join.
I said, “Maybe in another 100 years, someone will come and turn what is the latest version of those archives?”
“That’s right, and I am now,” Dionis laughed. “And you are also in it. This is a kind of suspense from it. You realize that, well, this has always happened, and we are all part of it.”
For more information:
- New Yorker
- “A century of imagination in New Yorker 1925-2025,” Dibora Treesman edited it, in cover formats, e -book and sound, available February 25 via Amazonand Barnes and Nobel and Bookshop.org
- “A century of poetry in New Yorker 1925-2025,” Kevin Young was edited by KNOPF, in cover, electronic and audio coordinates, available on February 25 via Amazonand Barnes and Nobel and Bookshop.org
- exhibition: “A century from New Yorker”, Starting February 25, at the New York Public Library, New York City
A story produced by Mary Rafali. Editor: George Bozerrich.
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