Give the other Chris Evans a modest round of applause; engaged editors still make a difference.
Forward steps were taken under two editors, Herbert Coleridge and Frederick James Furnivall, until, in 1879, James Augustus Henry Murray, a Scot known for his brilliance in philology, was engaged as editor.
The New Yorker, June 1 , 1935P. 10 Two or threeyears ago the Sun engaged the editor of the Boston Transcript's column on antiques.
By Macine McBride, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 1 , 1935P. 10 Two or threeyears ago the Sun engaged the editor of the Boston Transcript's column on antiques.
The New Yorker, September 25 , 1926 P. 13In Helen Woodward's book, "Through Many Windows" is a story of a famous woman author who was engaged as editor-in-chief on one of the largest women's magazines, but who held the job only ten minutes because she insisted she couldn't work without smoking cigarettes.
Additionally, the NIH has engaged journal editors and publishers to facilitate reproducibility by addressing rigor and promoting transparency through scientifically appropriate sex-specific study results reporting.
Shivani: There is also a clash in the book between the old (mythologized) world of publishing, the fabled notion of Max Perkins as the engaged, humanistic editor--perhaps represented in Thieves by James Merrill, Sr., of Merrill Books--and the new, more cutthroat, corporate, and blockbuster-oriented world of publishing, represented by the callow Rowell Templen.
We're meant to read them, and engage -- editor's orders -- she explains.
In 1917 Ezra Pound was engaged as foreign editor.
"What Swart failed to reveal to us is that he's now engaged to Liysa," editor Caleb Hannan wrote, thus disclosing a fact that puts Swart in a, shall we say, slightly compromised position.
