By Cindi Leive and the editors of Glamour.
Vanity Fair: the Portraits, by Graydon Carter and the editors of Vanity Fair, (Abrams; $65).
His senior executives, and the editors of the two papers, believe they have accomplished the task without undue difficulties.
Mr. Hitchens and the editors of The Nation have been in something of an intellectual death match.
And the editors of Goings On About Town furnish a running commentary on cultural events within the app, via the department's Twitter feed.
Later writers, including J.H. Round, W. Farrer, C. Lewis Loyd, C.T. Clay, and the editors of the Complete Peerage, are of the greatest importance.
Myerson felt that no one wrote honestly about parenting adolescents and the editors of the Guardian's new Family section encouraged her to remedy that.
At first, "The Epicurean Collector" by Patrick Dunne and the editors of the magazine Southern Accents (Bulfinch Press, $40) seems dedicated to collectors of cooking and serving utensils.
McTaggart and the editors of WDDTY were contacted for a response to Singh's criticisms, but had not responded by the time of publication.
To some he's the king of fashion photographers whose sexually exuberant pictures are feted by designers and the editors of glossy magazines.
In his acknowledgments he thanks William Kristol; Danielle Pletka, a former aide to Jesse Helms; and the editors of Commentary and The New Criterion.
