The Decade When ‘The New Yorker’ Grew Up

Before World War II, Harold Ross’s New Yorker was no one’s idea of a heavy lift. Then it went off to war and grew up almost overnight. A new anthology shows how.

Scott Porch

Published May 20 2014 5:45AM EDT 

Scott Porch

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