The New Yorker Covers Itself in Its Own Glory
A sumptuous new book celebrates a century of New Yorker covers and yet its notoriously rigid fact-checking lets a decade slip through the cracks.
By WILL WAINEWRIGHT
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Will Wainewright is a journalist, the founder of AFI, an intelligence and events business focused on the global hedge fund industry, and the author of the book ‘Reporting on Hitler: Rothay Reynolds and the British Press in Nazi Germany.’