Jackson, Mississippi: Univ Pr of Mississippi. Book is solid and clean, in excellent condition. Front cover has curling and scuffing to corners, and remainder mark (black spot) on bottom of text. Inside text unmarked and clean. 'An examination of the first five years at The New Yorker, when well-planned decisions established the unique style and gave the magazine its distinctive punch. Revealing new information disproves long-held views that the magazine was closed-off, brittle, and elitist.'. Trade Paperback. Very Good +.