The New Yorker Events
Discussions and performances.
Storytelling at the Moth: The New Yorker Turns Ninety
Culture
A story about fact-checking, trust, and uncertainty.
Culture
A New Yorker cartoonist recalls drawing his first cartoons for the magazine and the many rejections that followed.
Books
Reflections on thirty years of copy editing for The New Yorker, and breaking through as a writer with blogs (and now a book) on commas, semicolons, and all things grammar.
Culture
A story of early-career odd jobs, including a misadventure as the keeper of the “authority file” at the Frick Art Reference Library.
Culture
At an event celebrating The New Yorker’s ninetieth anniversary, David Remnick tells a story of journalistic failure in Moscow on the eve of the collapse of the Soviet Union.