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About Town: The New Yorker and the World It Madeby Yagoda, Ben
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DescriptionOld Tappan, New Jersey, U.S.A.: Scribner's, 2000. Pages are tight, bright and clean. Binding firm and straight, sewn signatures. Boards, spine, peripheral edges and corners very good. If needed for reference, research, analysis, or just enjoyment this is the one. No apparent reading wear. 478 pages, acknowledgment, bibliography & indexed. Jacket in a crystal-clear polyester protector sleeve. . Number Line 13579108642. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good Price Intact. 9 1/4 X 6 1/4. |
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Book summaryThis cultural history of one of the most venerated magazines in America focuses on the years between The New Yorker's founding and the departure of editor William Shawn, demonstrating both the way the magazine cultivated a culture of readers and the ways the magazine's mission fluctuated. | |||





