What Does an Editor Do? With Henry Finder of The New Yorker

What Does an Editor Do? With Henry Finder of The New Yorker Go behind the scenes of magazine-making with Henry Finder, editorial director at The New Yorker. Drawing on decades of work with some of our most accomplished literary voices, from John Updike to Malcolm Gladwell, Finder will discuss every stage of the editorial process, from generating ideas to publishing pieces. He will be in conversation with James Surowiecki, a contributing writer at The Atlantic and senior editor at The Yale Review. Cosponsored by The Yale Review, the Yale English Department, and the Yale Journalism Initiative. Free and open to all. Lunch will be provided.