Bibliograph

An editor's burial, journals and journalism from the New Yorker and other magazines, edited by David Brendel

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An editor's burial, journals and journalism from the New Yorker and other magazines, edited by David Brendel

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

essays

Main title

An editor's burial

Oclc number

1136967984

Responsibility statement

edited by David Brendel

Sub title

journals and journalism from the New Yorker and other magazines

Summary

Features a collection of essays on expatriates' experiences in post-war France that were used to inspire Wed Anderson's new film, "The French Dispatch," including the work of Mavis Gallant, James Baldwin, Joseph Mitchell, and Lillian Ross

Table Of Contents

The pilot light : a conversation between Wes Anderson and Susan Morrison -- The Years with Ross / James Thurber -- Here at The New Yorker / Brendan Gill -- The other Paris / Luc Sante -- Thirty-two rats from Casablanca / Joseph Mitchell -- Mr. Hulot / Lillian Ross -- Remembering Mr. Shawn / Ved Mehta -- The days of Duveen / S. M. Behrman [sic] -- Art talker / Calvin Tomkins -- The events in May: a Paris notebook part 1 / Mavis Gallant -- Dearest Edith / Janet Flanner -- Equal in Paris / James Baldwin -- Memoirs of a feeder in France: a good appetite / A. J. Liebling -- Memoirs of a feeder in France: just enough money / A. J. Liebling -- Wolcott Gibbs / E. B. White -- Harold Ross: a recollection / S. M. Behrman [sic] -- H.W. Ross / E. B. White -- Letters from The New Yorker archives

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