2020-02-10 The New Yorker

CONTRIBUTORS

Paige Williams (“A Deadly Mistake,”

p. 28) is a staff writer and the Laventhol/

Newsday visiting associate professor at

Columbia’s Journalism School.

Adam Entous (“Last Man Standing,”

p. 40) became a staff writer in 2018.

Previously, he was a member of a team

at the Washington Post that won the

Pulitzer Prize for national reporting.

John Cassidy (“Steady State,” p. 24) has

been a staff writer since 1995 and writes

a column for newyorker.com. He is the

author of “How Markets Fail: The

Logic of Economic Calamities.”

Malika Favre (Cover) is an illustrator

who lives in London and Barcelona.

This is her tenth cover for The New

Yorker.

Wyn Cooper (Poem, p. 58) has pub-

lished five books of poetry, including,

most recently, “Mars Poetica.”

Sarah Larson (The Talk of the Town,

p. 17) is a staff writer. Her column, Pod-

cast Dept., appears on newyorker.com.

Evan Osnos (“Last Man Standing,”

p. 40) writes about politics and foreign

affairs for the magazine. His book on

China, “Age of Ambition,” won the 2014

National Book Award for nonfiction.

Alexandra Schwartz (“Look Again,”

p. 18) joined The New Yorker in 2013

and has been a staff writer since 2016.

Anthony Veasna So (Fiction, p. 54) is

an M.F.A. candidate at Syracuse Uni-

versity. He is at work on a novel and a

collection of stories.

Annelyse Gelman (Poem, p. 33) is the

author of the poetry collection “Every-

one I Love Is a Stranger to Someone.”

Her collaborative EP, “About Repulsion,”

was released in 2019.

Hilton Als (On Stage, p. 63) won the

2017 Pulitzer Prize for criticism. He

is an associate professor of writing at

Columbia University.

Dana Goodyear (The Talk of the Town,

p. 14) is a staff writer who is based in

California.

ANNALS OFINQUIRY

Exactly how safe is football? Ingfei

Chen reports on the challenges of

assessing the game’s risks.

PHOTO BOOTH

Coralie Kraft on Henk Wildschut’s

photographs of the plants that make

refugee camps feel more like home.

LEFT: JEREMY LEUNG; RIGHT: PHOTOGRAPH BY HENK WILDSCHUT

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