Podcast Of Interest With Paul Noth Paul Noth is the guest on episode 92 of the podcast, Authentic Obsessions. Mr. Noth began contributing to The New Yorker in 2004. Listen here. Visit Paul Noth’s website here. ____________________________________________________________________ Attempted Bloggery On Ronald Searle’s Debut As An Illustrator Attempted Bloggery shines a light on the late great artist’s debut in “Ronald Searle:
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Latest Addition To The Spill Library…The New Yorker Reporter At Large (An Armed Service Edition) The latest addition to the Spill library, The New Yorker Reporter At Large, is the third addition to the Spill‘s New Yorker Armed Services Edition collection. It was published in March of 1946 (the Spill ‘s Armed Services Edition collection also contains books by Dorothy
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An Algonquin Grouping I thought it would be fun, on this (finally) not scorching hot morning, to gather some Algonquin Round Table related books off the shelves, and bring them together for a group photo along with a couple of original portraits (that’s The New Yorker’s founder and first editor, Harold Ross, as drawn by Garrett Price on the
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Latest Addition To The Spill Archive: A 1951 NYU Parody Issue Of The New Yorker What began with The New Yorker parodying itself (an in-office publication via Rea Irvin featuring a silhouette of Harold Ross in Eustace Tilley’s place, looking at Alexander Woollcott instead of a butterfly) carried on through the decades. (The Spill has a copy of Lois Long‘s
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