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  • ► Harvey Kurtzman‎ (2 C, 3 P, 1 F)



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  • ► The New Yorker editors‎ (21 P)







Pages in category "American magazine editors"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 936 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Charles Aaron

  • Milton A. Abernethy

  • Paul Ackerman

  • Cara Blue Adams

  • Stephen J. Adler

  • Nadya Agrawal

  • Michael Albert

  • Barbara Albright

  • Carol Bonomo Albright

  • Isabella Macdonald Alden

  • Max Alexander (journalist)

  • Shana Alexander

  • Robert L. Allen

  • Stewart Alsop II

  • Charles Alverson

  • Marc Ambinder

  • Jane Amsterdam

  • Lou Anders

  • Chester Anderson

  • Chris Anderson (writer)

  • Jean Anderson (cookbook author)

  • John J. Anderson

  • Margaret C. Anderson

  • Thomas J. Anderson

  • Walter Anderson (editor)

  • Stephen Pearl Andrews

  • Roger Angell

  • Robert Angers

  • Yoni Appelbaum

  • Anna María Arías

  • Allison Arieff

  • Timothy Shay Arthur

  • Amy Astley

  • Dawn Atkins (anthropologist)

  • Brett Atwood

  • Doug Auld

  • Dick Axman

  • Ed Ayres




B



  • Bill Bagnall

  • Ronald Bailey

  • Spencer Bailey

  • Jerry Bails

  • Edwin Baird

  • Emily Greene Balch

  • Alfred Balk

  • Radley Balko

  • Mish Barber-Way

  • Fred Barnes (journalist)

  • Amy DuBois Barnett

  • Lincoln Barnett

  • Horace F. Bartine

  • Henry Bidleman Bascom

  • Mary Bass

  • Charles Foster Batchelder

  • Monika Bauerlein

  • Frederick Converse Beach

  • Daniel Carter Beard

  • Anne Beatts

  • Bessie Beatty

  • Peter Beinart

  • Uriah Bell

  • Francis Rufus Bellamy

  • Nathaniel Benchley

  • James Bennet (journalist)

  • Larry Bensky

  • Richard Benyo

  • John Berendt

  • Richard Bergenheim

  • Knute Berger

  • Harry Bernstein

  • Caroline Berryman Spencer

  • Kate Betts

  • Walter Hilliard Bidwell

  • John Shaw Billings (editor)

  • Jon Birger

  • Carla DeSantis Black

  • Holly Black

  • Gwenda Blair

  • Wolf Blitzer

  • Sumner Blossom

  • Jonathan Blum (writer, born 1967)

  • Adam Bly

  • Myrna Blyth

  • Will Blythe

  • Vladimir Bobri

  • Edward Bok

  • Christopher Bollen

  • Linda L. Booth

  • Mary Louise Booth

  • David Bosco

  • Keith Botsford

  • Joseph Bottum (author)

  • Anthony Boucher

  • Walter Bowart

  • Edward L. Bowen

  • Richard Rogers Bowker

  • Nathan Brackett

  • R. W. Bradford

  • William R. Bradshaw

  • Frank Brady (writer)

  • Stewart Brand

  • Steve Brennan (American reporter)

  • Charles Frederick Briggs

  • Peter Brimelow

  • Jake Bronstein

  • David Brown (producer)

  • David J. Brown

  • Harriet Brown

  • Helen Gurley Brown

  • Robert K. Brown

  • Dominique Browning

  • Howard Brubaker

  • Pat Buchanan

  • Joan Juliet Buck

  • Jason Bulmahn

  • Oliver Bell Bunce

  • Amby Burfoot

  • Whit Burnett

  • Charles Chauncey Burr

  • Angela Burt-Murray

  • Cylin Busby

  • Lawrence Bush




C



  • Tim Cahill (writer)

  • Rory Cameron

  • Wilhelmina Dranga Campbell

  • Joel Carmichael

  • Fitzroy Carrington

  • Harold H. Carstens

  • Christian Caryl

  • Kathryn Casey

  • Catherine Cassidy

  • Ronald Verlin Cassill

  • Peter Castro

  • Tim Cavanaugh

  • Daniel L. Cease

  • Steven Cerio

  • Ze'ev Chafets

  • Jim Chandler

  • Hannah O'Brien Chaplin

  • Charles Frederic Chapman

  • Pamela Chasek

  • Jean Chatzky

  • Benjamin Cheever

  • Benjamin Chertoff

  • Richard Washburn Child

  • Roy Childs

  • Richard Chizmar

  • George B. Churchill

  • Steve Ciarcia

  • John Ciardi

  • Kinya Claiborne

  • Rodney Clapp

  • Davis Wasgatt Clark

  • Lewis Gaylord Clark

  • Tom Clark (poet)

  • Helen A. Clarke

  • Neil Clarke (editor)

  • Hubbard Cobb

  • Bill Coffin

  • Elliot E. Cohen

  • James Colaianni

  • William Como

  • Frances Augusta Hemingway Conant

  • Ruth Conniff

  • Art Cooper

  • Rachel Corbett (art journalist)

  • Eric Corley

  • Richard Corliss

  • David Corn

  • Dan Costa (journalist)

  • Norman Cousins

  • Dana Cowin

  • Stephen D. Cox

  • Consuelo Crespi

  • Jane Cunningham Croly

  • Wilbur Cross (author)

  • Elizabeth Crow

  • Frank Crowninshield

  • Csaba Csere

  • Robert Cumberford

  • Sumner Archibald Cunningham

  • John Curran (financial journalist)

  • Jameson Currier

  • George William Curtis

  • Louisa Knapp Curtis




D



  • Mabel Potter Daggett

  • Marvin Dana

  • Millia Davenport

  • Amy Davidson Sorkin

  • David E. Davis

  • Fred Davis (entrepreneur)

  • Watson Davis

  • Lindsey Day

  • Michael De Medeiros

  • Benjamin Franklin DeCosta

  • Freda DeKnight

  • Vincent DeVeau

  • Donald J. Devine

  • Sheri L. Dew

  • Melvil Dewey



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