But Mr. Stein is under pressure not only to raise the magazine's profile, but to lure more paying customers, relentlessly promote it and its writers, and dream up new ways of getting attention.
The New Yorker did not cater to any class of reader, in its self-accounting; it simply published what its writers and editors wanted to publish.
Describing the Bible as "fabulous mythology", Paine questions whether or not it was revealed to its writers and doubts that the original writers can ever be known (he dismisses the idea that Moses wrote the Pentateuch, for example).
The Russian state thinks it owns its citizens, including its writers, and many of its citizens, including its writers, appear instinctively to agree.
The MCU, as it's known, would give its writers and directors a range of characters and locations which science-fiction and fantasy films had never known before.
"The voice and style of any brand is in its writers and the reporting it does.
But "The River" counts at least four veterans of the "Paranormal Activity" movies among its writers and producers, and like those films, it's presented as second-hand found footage, though in a kind of halfhearted way.
Wikipedia's readers are also its writers, and so on.
(Mr. Achbar was also one of its writers and producers).
Among those who had received no response was a reader who had, in the light of the Guardian's new practice of publishing email addresses with letters, posed the following question: when can readers expect the Guardian to publish email addresses of all its writers and/or editors with each article or newspaper section?
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