I’m not sure if Harold Ross ever made the cover of any magazine other than this August 1948 issue of The American Mercury (the twelve page in-house New Yorker parody, dated November 6, 1926, with Ross in silhouette as Eustace Tilley, is an exception). The Mercury’s nine page cover story by Allen Churchill is a quick and fun read. Dale Kramer’s 1951 biography, Ross and The New Yorker, is a step-up from Churchill’s article. Thomas Kunkel’s Ross biography, Genius in Disguise is the final word.
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