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CONTRIBUTORS
Raffi Khatchadourian (“The Burn List,”
p. 42) has been a New Yorker staff writer
since 2008.
Carina Chocano (“Sweet Smell of Suc-
cess,” p. 26) is a contributor to the Times
Magazine and the author of “You Play
the Girl,” which won a National Book
Critics Circle Award for criticism.
Joshua Yaffa (“The Swamp,” p. 32)
is a Moscow correspondent for the
magazine.
Ariel Levy (The Talk of the Town, p. 17),
a staff writer since 2008, is the author
of, most recently, the memoir “The
Rules Do Not Apply.”
Richard McGuire (Cover) is a multi-
disciplinary artist. Original pages of
his comic “Here,” from 1989, are on
display at the Morgan Library & Mu-
seum until February 2nd.
T. R. Hummer (Poem, p. 49) has pub-
lished two essay collections and thir-
teen books of poetry, including “Eon”
and “After the Afterlife.”
Sam Knight (“The Long Goodbye,” p. 18)
is a staff writer based in London.
Elisa Gonzalez (Poem, p. 62) was re-
cently a Fulbright scholar in Poland.
She is at work on her first book, a novel.
Corey Morris (The Talk of the Town,
p. 14) is a regional editor for seven
weekly newspapers in King County,
Washington. He has an M.F.A. from
Sarah Lawrence College.
Tiphanie Yanique (Fiction, p. 58) is a
professor at Emory University. Her
books include the novel “Land of Love
and Drowning” and the poetry collec-
tion “Wife.” A new novel, “Monster in
the Middle,” is forthcoming.
Arthur Krystal (A Critic at Large, p. 74)
is the author of four books of essays,
including “This Thing We Call Liter-
ature.” He began writing for the mag-
azine in 1998.
Hannah Goldfield (Tables for Two, p.
11 ), the magazine’s food critic, has con-
tributed to The New Yorker since 2010.
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PAGE-TURNER
Kevin Dettmar considers T. S. Eliot’s
hundred-year-old manifesto,
“Tradition and the Individual Talent.”
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