CONTRIBUTORS
Stephania Taladrid (“ The Abortion
Underground,” p. 36 ), a contributing
writer for the magazine, teaches at
Columbia University’s Graduate School
of Journalism.
Samanth Subramanian (“Screen Test,”
p. 20) is the author of three books,
including “A Dominant Character: The
Radical Science and Restless Politics
of J. B. S. Haldane.”
Rachel Monroe (Portfolio, p. 46 )
became a contributing writer for The
New Yorker this year. Her first book is
“Savage Appetites.”
David Gilbert (Fiction, p. 58 ) most
recently published the novel “& Sons.”
Diane Seuss (Poem, p. 42) won the 2022
Pulitzer Prize for poetry for “frank:
sonnets.” Her next collection, “Modern
Poetry,” is due out in 2024.
Alex Ross (Musical Events, p. 80) is the
magazine’s music critic. His latest book
is “Wagnerism: Art and Politics in the
Shadow of Music.”
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Greg Miller (Portfolio, p. 46) is a fine-
art photographer and the recipient of
a Guggenheim Fellowship. His mono-
graph, “Unto Dust,” came out in 2018.
Rivka Galchen (“Sound Affects,” p. 30)
published the novel “Everyone Knows
Your Mother Is a Witch” last year.
Chris Ware (Cover) has contributed
graphic fiction and covers to the mag-
azine since 1999. A retrospective of his
work was recently on display at the
Centre Pompidou, in Paris.
Maya Phillips (Poem, p. 62), a critic at
large for the Times, is the author of the
poetry collection “Erou” and “Nerd:
Adventures in Fandom from This Uni-
verse to the Multiverse.”
Joan Acocella (Books, p. 74) is a staff
writer. Her books include “Twenty-eight
Artists and Two Saints.”
Roz Chast (Sketchbook, p. 65), a long-
time New Yorker cartoonist, published,
with Patricia Marx, “You Can Only
Yell at Me for One Thing at a Time.”
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