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Happy Day! The New Yorker and Print Take Home Ellies!
Filed under: Headline Shooter Tagged: Aleksander Hemon, awards, David Remnick, design, E. Annie Proulx, essays, events, fiction, James Wood, magazines, photography, Platon, Print
Martin Schneider writes:
Last night, at the American Society of Magazine Editors awards ceremony (our coverage of the nomination announcement is here and here), The New Yorker took home awards for fiction by E. Annie Proulx and Aleksander Hemon, photography by Platon, and criticism by James Wood. Congratulations to all!
Judging from the reaction on Twitter, the victory of Field and Stream over The New Yorker and Vogue in the 1,000,000+ circulation category was a bit of a shocker.
Meanwhile, Print won the award for general excellence, under 100,000 circulation. Congratulations to Emily and everyone at that outstanding publication for the well-deserved recognition!
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Congratulations, Emily!