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Natalie Wexler
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Senior Contributor, Forbes
Free newsletter: nataliewexler.substack.com. Author, The Knowledge Gap, co-author, The Writing Revolution. Website: nataliewexler.com.
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Bryan Washington
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Writer, Freelance
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Betsy Morais
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Managing Editor, Columbia Journalism Review
Roger Angell said I'm a benign Chernobyl.
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Hannah Ferguson
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Writer, Cheek Media Co
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Lucy McKeon
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Writer and Editor, Freelance
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Lian Cho
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Author, Am I Doing This Right? (Newsletter)
I illustrate and write goofy picture books with a lot of squishy characters // repped by @rebeccagent at Writer's House // insta @liantomato
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John Freeman
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Host, California Book Club
Publisher FREEMAN'S Executive editor @AAKnopf host @calbookclub SACRAMENTO NOIR out now @akashicbooks
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Matt Stuart
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I like making stuff || Chicago || video producer, strategist, & writer formerly @thestreet @cnn @businessinsider
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Dennard Dayle
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Adjunct Professor, Columbia University in the City of New York
"Local prankster." -NBC. Wrote "How to Dodge a Cannonball," out soon via @HenryHolt. Wrote “Everything Abridged," out now. Chaos vendor at @1900hotdog.
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Can I filter The New Yorker journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from The New Yorker working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from The New Yorker?
Each profile includes journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet(s), location, and recent articles — so you can see what they cover and where.
Can I export a list of The New Yorker journalists for outreach campaigns?
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How often are profiles for journalists from The New Yorker updated?
We refresh profiles regularly to ensure the outlet affiliations, roles, beats, and contact details remain accurate.
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