Tina Brown. Geng was also a film reviewer in the 1970s and 1980s for The New Yorker, as well as Film Comment, American Film, Soho News, The New Republic and The New York Review of Books.American Film, 1970–1989The New Republic, 1970–1989 She wrote approving essays about Monty Python in The New Yorker and The New Republic.Geng, Veronica. The New Republic, April 23, 1990 Geng touched upon feminist issues in pieces such as "Women in Science Fiction," for Bookletter, "Requiem for the Women's Movement," for Harper's and "Comment" on the Equal Rights Amendment" for The New Yorker.Geng, Veronica. "Requiem for the Women's Movement," Harper's, November 1976 Family In 2007, her brother, Steve Geng, published a memoir titled Thick as Thieves, which chronicled his relationship with his sister as well as his experiences of growing up as an army brat, drug addiction, time in jail, military experience, HIV and osteonecrosis. Bibliography Guess Who? A Cavalcade of Famous Americans, 1969In a Fit of Laughter: An Anthology of Modern Humor, 1969 (editor, with an introduction by Steve Allen)Cosmopolitan's Hangup Handbook, 1971 (editor, with Barbara Creaturo) Partners, 1984 Love Trouble is My Business, 1988 Summer, 1990 (contributor)Love Trouble: New and Collected Work'', 1999 (published posthumously, collects the two previous books and adds previously uncollected work) References 1941 births 1997 deaths 20th-century American essayists 20th-century American short story writers 20th-century American women writers American humorists American satirists Deaths from brain cancer in the United States The New Yorker editors The New Yorker staff writers University of Pennsylvania alumni Women magazine editors Women satirists Writers from Philadelphia