It was co-edited by the Peruvian-American writer Daniel Alarcón, and guest designed by the filmmaker and artist Guillermo del Toro.
For most of the magazine's history, it was co-edited by Barbara Epstein, who had her own writers and her own subjects, and who created her own editorial legend.
Called Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here, it was co-edited by Deema Shehabi, a Palestinian-American poet, and includes contributors ranging from the Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Anthony Shadid, who suffered a fatal asthma attack while covering the Syrian conflict, to Yassin Alsalman, an Iraqi-Canadian journalist and hip-hop MC, AKA The Narcicyst, and Beausoleil himself.
It is co-edited by Cornell professors Elaine Wethington and Rachel Dunifon.
Together with Denisse Thompson (University of South Florida, emeritus) and Christine Suurtamm (University of Ottawa), I am co-editing the Information Age Publishing book series, Research in Mathematics Education.
He suggested she submit it as a chapter in an upcoming book he was co-editing.
The New Yorker's new humor anthology, "Disquiet, Please!," was co-edited by our editor-in-chief, David Remnick, and editorial director, Henry Finder.
"Groovy Science," from the University of Chicago Press, was co-edited by David Kaiser (pictured), head of MIT's Program in Science, Technology, and Society.
The book, titled Climate Engineering and the Law, was co-edited by Michael Gerrard from Columbia's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and Tracy Hester, a graduate of Columbia Law School who now teaches at the University of Houston Law Center.
The next month, a little magazine called The Blind Man, which was co-edited by Duchamp, defended Mr Mutt's Fountain: "Whether Mr Mutt with his own hands made the fountain or not has no importance.
(I only found out recently that the Anglican hymnal was co-edited by a certain Ralph Vaughan Williams, my own personal deity. Now I know why I kept welling up in choir. It wasn't the smell of Gilly Maize's skin after all).
