Title: A "must" for all fans of the New Yorker magazine.
Product review: The New Yorker was founded in the Jazz Age and grew to literary proportions, coming to represent the arts of the city and the major participants in these arts. Yagoda is the first to use the New Yorker's archives, donated to the NY Public Library in 1991: his picks from these archives, supplemented by interviews with over fifty literary figures, makes for a lively coverage.
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